Kingsway Regional High School - Lancer Yearbook (Swedesboro, NJ)
- Class of 1979
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Not knowing what lies ahead We will follow life's road Trusting our hearts To lead us. And along the way We are bound to meet new friends, Exchange new smiles, Share new laughter. But never will friends be so close, Nor the smiles so bright, Nor the laughter so loud, As that which we have right now. For in our hearts And in our minds These memories of our high school days Will live forever, Untouched by time. DKS If ' Y w Y 3 BERG IN i Pttff . ,,L.. L v . r-,iQwI'-V . F y... Q 3 g en. ff Y For six long years, he's stood by our class which for one person alone was no easy task. But, he accepted the part and helped from the start. There have been good times-as well as the bad He's been happy and sad . . . aggravated and mad, But he instilled us with a sense of pride that none of us has ever tried to hide. Mr. Bergin, we havenit always made your job fun, so, we'd like to show our appreciation for all you have done. 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N ,up .1 I v,-,I 1: ,r .csv . , M ,, ,H ,Af W ff f:Ilv!N Z X rddqmkz, Q., M P i I MOST CONGENIAL Ed Dupper Sherri Smith MOST ATHLETIC Steve Avsec Carole Range BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Bill Leon Jaymie Billbrough BEST DRESSED Leroy Tyson Rhonda Scott MOST ARTISTIC Bill O'Donnell Julia Kavaliunas GIFT OF GAB Jaymie Billbrough NOISIEST Bernadette Drew SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT John Kelley Julia Kavaliunas S 5 5 1 N , A5221 DID MOST FOR THE CLASS Leroy Tyson Sherri Smith BEST ALL AROUND Ed Dupper Pat DeAngelo QUIETEST . Bill O,Donnell i Sherry Haddock 13 BEST DANCERS John Cavallaro Margo Lindsay CLASS THESPIANS John Casella Jaymie Billbrough CLASS FLIRTS Ed Dupper Kathie Reed fox, ,f! X A X . BEST LOOKING Pat Casella Art Azzari TALLEST-SHORTEST Greg Smith Angela Puglisi BEST MUSICIANS Ray Lubrana Darla Spence LeRoy Tyson, Jr. Tyce Mullica Hill Serious! . . . enduring road runner .. . classy class president . . . frequents Bridgeton . . . usually seen with the Twins, James, Cathy and Lisa . . . will miss bugging Mrs. Martell . . . recollects the Delsea cross country meet . fashion co-ordinating lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer l CVice-Pres.j, 3,4 CPres.J, LANCER 4 CSports Editorjg Track l,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, DRAGON 2, Football 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Boy's State CAlt.J. Sherri Lee Smith Sherri Mickleton Take it easy . . . rounds up customers for the Rustler . . . beautiful blonde . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . loves lasagna . . . pals with Peg, Jaymie, Ang, Pat and Debby . . . chaos in chemistry . . . future Florence Nightingale. ACTIVITIES: Class Council 1,2 CSecretaryJ 3,4 QVice Presidentjg Student Council l,2,4, Hockey 1, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Tennis lg SHOUT 2,3, LANCER 4, Powder Puff 3,4, Homecoming Candidate-Clst runner-upj. CLASS OFFICER Rhonda Joyce Scott Puggy Swedesboro Do you believe this? . . . enthusiastic captain of the cheerleaders . . . sets the pace in track . . . remembers time spent in the 400 wing . . . meticulous dresser . . . a queen at Burger King . . . writes her future in journalism. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 4, Library Aide 1, DRAGON 1, Track 1,2,4, Cheerleader l,3,4 CCaptainJ, SHOUT 1,2, Powder Puff 4, Sr. Play. Margaret Irene Fish Peggy Clarksboro What a trip . . . leader of the spirit squad . . . tried her hand at tennis and loved it . . . maneuvers a Mustang . . . surely found at the shore . . . perpetual patron of Park-n-Eat . . . memories of Prom 78 . . . will be cast as a college coed. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 2,3,4 fTreas.J, Student Council l,2,3,4, LANCER, Tennis 4, Cheerleader l,2,3,4 fCaptainJ, SHOUT 3, Powder Puff 3,4. LeRoy Tyson, Jr. Sherri Lee Smith Rhonda Joyce Scott Margaret Irene Fish Leslie Sue Ambruster Les Mullica Hill Kinda, sorta . . . a masterful majorette . . .fond memories of Homecoming '76. . . seen with Eleanor, Berry, Darla and Carin . . . an artistic flower arranger at Tice's . Miss Gloucester County . . . future holds a modeling career. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON lg Nurses Aide 25 Majorette l, 2, 3 CDrum Majorettel, 4 QCapt.jg Track 1, 2, 35 CIE 4g Powder Puff 3, 4. Steven John Avsec Mooney Harrisonville It's alright . . . man for all seasons . . . wrestler supreme . . . savours seafood . . . amused by Homecoming '77 . . . rallies the forces on the gridiron . . . many safaris to Great Adventure . . . won't hedge at landscaping , . . All South Jersey First Team-Football. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council lg French Club l, 2, 3. Colette Rene'e Aiken Renee Beckett Do that! , . . senior year transfer from Murrel Dobbins AVT . . . accomplished pianist . . . dances to the beat of WDAS . . . poetry's her specialty . . . a friendly smile . . . keeps 'em in stitches . . . will go to court-as a stenographer. ACTIVITIES: Counselor's Aide 33 Library Aide 3. L. Dale Anderson Dale Mullica Hill What is it? . . . pens fiery articles for the DRAGON . . . can be paged in the library . . . locked into the Key Club . . . a green thumb . . . will ALWAYS AND FOR- EVER remember the Prom . . . plans his future in architecture. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Student Council 3, 4 QExec. Comm.Jg Key Club 3, 45 DRAGON 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Aide 2, 3, 4g Library Club 4 fTreas.jg Russian Club 3, 4. Arthur Vincent Azzari Art Swedesboro Forget about it . . . Concrete Charlie for the Dragon eleven . . . swift on the slopes . . . sure-handed outfielder . . . pals with Eddie, Blade, John C and Cricker . . . spells friend K-R-A-F-T. . .future All-American linebacker. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf lg Sr. Playg Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4. George Reed Bagby Tanaka Swedesboro Solid . . . a four year vet of the FFA . . . hits the high spots with the Rev, Terrence, Daniel and James . . . likes to socialize . . . digs Mr. Stowman . . . will learn the tricks of trade school. ACTIVITIES: FFA l, 2, 3. Eric Becker Snec Mickleton Has a rapport with Mr. Gallo . . . struts at the Red Rooster . . . glued to model airplanes . . . fishes for the sport of it . . . reaches his peak on Rocky Mountain hikes . . . travels with Andy and Eric . . . future is vague. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 3. Jaymie Catherine Billbrough Bird-legs Clarksboro What a flip . . . participated in a multitude of activities . . . curvacious cheerleader . . . wishes for more weekends in Wildwood . . . cruises incognito . . . junior play scene-stealer as a nurse . . . wheels in the Gertie-mobile . . . will grace a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: LANCERQ Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 SHOUT 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff 3, 4: Jr. Playg Sr. Play. Edward Carl Barton Chief Mickleton I 'I'm not proud . . . transferee from Lenape . . . host of the Ed Barton Show - - - pushed a pen for the DRAGON . . . roams with Ron, Bill, Jim and Dave . . . will tumble into the field of physical education. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 4g Basketball 3g Football 4: Track 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2 CLenapeJ. fi '-sm,-v ' Karen Leigh Berry Berry Harrisonville Really? . . . lettered in track . . . talented with brush and palette . . . safety Erst for the Powder Puff . . . a milkrnaid for Hackett's Farm . . . has a feel for the rod and reel . . . plans to go to college. John Francis Bonner John Swedesboro A wild and crazy guy . . . ump-pahs on the tuba . . . scanned the heavens for Project STAR . . . put a banana in Casella's notebook and split . . . future is in the stars. Andrew Boyd Bittle Andy Swedesboro How's it going? . . . tramps the field in search of game .. . hot-foots-it to the seashore sands . . . trucks around in Old Bessie . . . roams with John, Glen and Mike . . . aspires to be rich. David William Braxton Little Joe Mullica Hill What,s happening-cool?', . . . steadfast Stowman supporter . . . three year FFA member . . . seen with Pete, Swamp, Corsey and that special someone . . . jams with WDAS . . . ball of fire at the firehall . . . Donald Francis Briclmer Cricker Clarksboro Why you start? . . . the living end for the Dragon eleven . . . railroad lights . . . a sport for all seasons . . . rough on the diamond . . . cohort of Art, Eddie, Kevin and Elmer . . . hammered his summer away Homecoming 77 college bound. ACTIVITIES: Football l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3. Patricia Marie Cannon Patti C Clarksboro Are you serious? . . . brown-eyed beauty . . . makes a racket on the courts . . . cruises with Kevin, Phyllis, Rose and Ang . . . frequents Beckett . . . lured to Mrs. Lores health office . . . future dictates office work. ACTIVITIES: Class Council 3 fsecretaryjg LANCERQ Nurses Aide 3, 43 Tennis 4 fcaptainhg SHOUT 2, 33 Powder Puff 3, 4. 1-HHH K I o 'MM 'UWM' 'Qtgaatsz Wynn-4 Luann Capri Luanne Swedesboro Really . . . SHOUTED for a year . , . constantly in the company of Debbie, Robin, Dee-Dee and Cathy . . . rocks to the sound of concerts . . . summer '78 was great . . . the future is still a secret. ACTIVITIES: Hockey lg SHOUT 23 Powder Puff 4. Patricia Louise Casella Patty Swedesboro Are you for real? . . . Queen of the Homecoming scene . . . isn't bored walking the boards at Wildwood . . . companion of Jaymie, Peggy, Angela and Sherrie . . . farewell to Mr. Marks . . . will grace an office as an executive secretary. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1: LANCER Financial Editor 43 Majorette l, 2, 3 fcaptainjg SHOUT 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff 4. Allen Randolph Clarke Clarkie Swedesboro I ain't for no play now . . . a tall guard in basketball . . . presided as president in Audio-Visual . . . spends spare time at Kandle's . . . always seen with Phyllis . . . college studies await him. ACTIVITIES: Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresident 3, 453 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Yearbook 4 fAssistant Photographerj. John George Casella Pasta Woolwich I think so . . . steel center on the gridiron . . . handles first base for Camino . . . Steve Cameron of the junior play . . , toils on the family farm . . . swift snowmobiler . . . dynamite night at the prom . . . college beckons. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Audio Visual lg Junior Play, Senior Play: French Club 1, 2, 3. John Alfio Cavallaro Cav Mount Royal What's the word! . . . whole-heartedly plays halfback . . . speeds on skis . . . can be reached on the beach . . . is keen for Italian cuisine . . . hits the spots with Art and Scott . . . probable collegian. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Elizabeth Clement Betsy Mt. Royal f'Wow!-Really? . . . sudsy memories of being attacked by the shampoo hose in Cosmetology . . . forever found with Pat . . . Mrs. Ham on the Floating Zoo . . . happily recalls the after prom 78 . . . future includes work and marriage. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON: Key Club 2, 3g Color Guard 2g Chorus l, 2, 4g French Club 1. 2. 3. 4: VICA 3. Daniel Roger Corsey D. C. Harrisonville Get out of here . . . a future farmer of America . . . tickles the twines on the basketball court . . . doesn't hesitate to meditate . . . hits the discos . . . has a palette for painting . . . will enroll in art school. Douglas Lee Clarke Tiki Swedesboro What,s up? . . . drawn to artistic lettering . . . released from school to work at Alhen, Inc . . . goes hook, line and sinker for seafood the hallwal-King breaks the sound barrier in his Ford. . .will join the Air Force. Latanya Landor Cooper Latanya Swedesboro Say what? . . . harmonizies in chorus . . - books to the library. . .thinks classes with Yourison are fun . . . drawn to the arts . . . fumes at final exams . . . is found with her friends . . . will be capped as an R. N. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 3g Chorus 1, 2, 4. Jorgann Marie Damask Jorg Swedesboro Well . . . star singles player--three time winner of coaches award . . . drawn to Camino's office . . . drummed up good times at the Bongo Room . . . summers at Sea Isle . . . traveling, working, and marriage. Karen Lynn Danner Dems Danner Harrisonville Really?-Oh, WOW! . . . issues crisp commands as captain of the flag team . . . co-editor of Band section of the LANCER . . . buddy of Bev . . . explosive in Powder Puff . . . sweet candy striper . . . charting a nursing career. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, DRAGON lg Flag Team 1, 2, 3, 4, fCaptainJg Chorus 1, Jeffrey David Dare Jeff Swedesboro What's down? . . . snared by drums . . . is sun-drenched on the Jersey shore . . . has a rapport with Mr. Bergin . . . one of the Hawk, Hog, Quitty and Twitty quintet . . . is bent on owning an Auto Body Shop. 43 Powder Puff 3, 4. Lozetta Patricia DeAngelo Patty Clarksboro Oh! . . . center of the hockey field . . . student council Pres . . . skims the slopes with ease . . . visits lifeguard stands at midnight member of the Hockey Gang' . . . will follow her nose for news to T. V. Reporting. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 QPres.Jg Key Club 1, 2, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club l, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, Citizenship Institute. Margaret Eileen DeSimone Mag Mickleton That's true . . . covers the cage for the hockey team . . . congregates with Pat, Sharon, Shirley, Carol and Kathie . . . talented clarinetist . . . reminisces about the '78 prom . . . Vicki Cameron of the junior play . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 4g Key Club 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Stateg Powder Puff 3, 4g Junior Play. uqmmyg ,Mm Chester Burd Deitrich Chester Clarksboro Later on . . , is your local Mr. Goodwrench . . . the man to see in CIE . . . pushes them ut the drug. . . buddy ol'Jclil', Mark und Willard . . . victim of arson in science . . . will be self-cniploycd. Christopher Shawn Donaghy Chris Swedesboro Come on', . . . uses his head in soccer . . . spends spare time traveling and camping - . . associates with George, Donald and John . . . fond memories of the '77 Homecoming . . . plans to attend college. Bernadette Drew Twin Swedesboro Don't even try it . . . energetic class worker . . . teams with Leroy to tease Mrs. Yulo . . . key-typist for the LANCER , . . hangs out at the Hill School . . . a crowd of friends . . . future plans--marriage. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: DRAGON 33 Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4: Track 2, 3. Peter Diaz Pete Clarksboro Are you crazy? , . . tennis is his raquet-second singles star . . . gravitates to sport scenes . . . won't forget the highchair at McDonalds . . . dislikes tall underclassmen . . . strolls the sands at the shore . . . a hazy future. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 2, Wrestling 1, 2: Tennis 1, 3, 4: Audio Visual 2. Antonette Drew Twin Swedesboro Yeah . . . keyed-up typist for the LANCER . . . faithful friend to Rhonda, Leroy, Julie, Lisa, Pilar and Tanya . . . spends time in Virginia .. . bids sad farewell to friends . . . marriage and family life are foreseen. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, DRAGON 33 Track 2, 33 Basketball 1 Qmanagerjg Chorus 1. Edward Howard Dupper The Buff Swedesboro Forget about it . . . set Salem down with no-hitter . . . savors steak . . . cruises in 67 Camaro gifted grappler captains the Mean Machine . . . fondly remembers Prom '78 . . . partial to a blonde . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Class Officer lg Student Council 1, 2, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4: A. V. 1, 2, 3. Shirley Ann Duper Dupe Swedesboro Really . . . winged for four years for the Dragonette eleven . . . total thespian- junior and senior plays . . . vivacious volleyer on the tennis court . . . flourishes flags for the band . . . skis . . . talking is her forte . . . future is in the airlines. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play, Student Council 4: Tennis 2, 3: Powder Puff 3, 4, Color Guard 3: Flag Team 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Patricia Helen Erdie Pat Clarksboro Check it out . . . a wonderful Worm and a great Gopher . . . toils at CBS Records . . . drawn to concerts . . . racks up points at pool . . . innovative in Arts and Crafts . . . further education and marriage are ahead. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 43 Ski Club 4: Library Aide 4. Windel Darnell Fauntleroy Faunt Swedseboro Solid . . . adept dribbler on the hardwoods . . . roams with Sam, Smooth, Bill, Todd, Terrance and Kevin . . . partial to pork . . . rambles in his Rambler . . . rallys around Mr. Russell . . . plans to lead a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1. Donald G. Edwards Grizzly Swedesboro Versatile diamond performer . . . mows'em down for the football team. . .reaps money on local farms . . . a field and stream man . . . varooms in a Vega . . . will enforce the laws as a trooper or marshal. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: DRAGON 45 Powder Puff Cheerleader WP-WW Kevin John Falcone Falc Beckett What's up . . . transfered from Father Judge . . . fond of football . . . personality plus . . . socializes with Ed, John, Don and Art . . . partial to a brown-eyed brunette . . . mournful over Monday mornings . . . insures his future as an underwriter. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Baseball 43 A. V. 4: Powder Puff 4g Ski Club 4. Mark Wade Gage Gagey Swedesboro Yo, what's up . . . hooked on fishing . . . a bull's eye in archery . . . buzzes around in his Bug . . . forms a clique with Jenny, Lewie and Chet . . . Powder Puff cheer- leader . . . will enter the work-a-day world. ACTIVITIES: Track lg Wrestling 2g Football lg Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. Edward Frances Gandy Ed Mickleton What's up? . . . galavants in a gold Malibu . . . mesmerizes with mystical green eyes . . . keeps his eyes on his fries . . . hangs with Rooster, John, Gort and Bill . . . has found his spot in welding . . . will matriculate at college. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 39 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Carin Fink Little Whoop Swedesboro Take it like a man . . . toots a sassy saxaphone . . . a big splash in the water - - - can be seen in Old Green . . . forever found with Dawn, Beth, Leslie . . . clucks at Chicken Deluxe . . . likes a Reliable guy. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ DRAGON 45 Band 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2g Ski Club 4g Powder Puff 4. George Gaines, III Sam Swedesboro Hey Baby . . . adept dribbler on the hardwoods . . . made his Marks in cross country . . . earns his bread at Erdners . . . a thin Minnesota Fats. . .chows on chicken . . . hangs at the Hill . . . will enter the military. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football lg Cross Country 2. George Frederick Gardler Gee Swedesboro That's the breaks , . . king of the chess board . . . operates a cattle empire . . . spaced-out by science fiction books . . . soars in the Grey Bird . . . always goes to Sambo's . . . like John for gym . . . his future is coded. ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1. MM Wwwwwwm , '- if. 3 Andrew John Gattuso Blade Swedesboro Get outta here! . . . four year veteran of the football wars . . . pins his hopes on the mats . . . likes Lerch . . . enjoys Italian cuisine . . . forms a quartet with Mike, Dale and Art . . . future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4a Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Jill Gregal Jill Clarksboro Suns away summer hours at Seaside Heights . . . breezes in the Blue Bug . . . missed Mike's charm in school . . . usherette for '78 graduation . . . frequenter of Mr. Camino's office . . . set on becoming a beautician. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 2, 3. Sherry Lynn Haddock Sherry Clarksboro Petite lass in Mr. Baker's SHOUT program . . .hopes to ski the slopes. . . a good skate at the rinks . . . exhibits equestrienne skills . . . will ALWAYS AND FOREVER remember the Prom of '78 . . . will go collegian. ACTIVITIES: SHOUT 3, 43 Ski Club 4. James Clay Gilbert Jim Mt. Royal Most indubitably . . . had a great time in voc. school . . . can count on Rhonda and Phyllis . . . a karate expert . . . moves in a Malibu . . . doesn't slumber at Gross- manls Lumber . . . is wired to the field of electronics. ACTIVITIES: Track 2. Joseph William Grosstephan Joe Mullica Hill Who, me? . . . plays the field the right way . . , enjoyed cheering for the Powder Puff . . . an outdoorsman at heart . . . tries to forget a certain party . . . Chinese food is the mein chow . . . sees college or the military ahead. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 43 Football lg Track lg Wrestling 29 Ski Club 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4g Sr. Play. Sharon Lee Holgate Sharon Mickleton Oh wowl' . . . lines up the Hockey Gang . . . sports editor of the LANCER . . . another moonlight beach-goer . . . a real sweet tooth for chocolate . . . no. l daughter of the Tennis Family . . . plans to go collegiate. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.Jg N. H. S. 3, 4 fVice-Presjg Powder Puff 3, 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 fCo-Capt.Jg Ski Club 1, 2, 43 Spring Tennis 3, 4. Ft! Victoria Lee Hunter Vicki Harrisonville You wish a late addition from Clearview . . . racks up points shooting pool . . . chomps on cheesy pizza . . . con- gregates with Val, Doug, Bill and Nancy . . . suns and surts at the shore . . . work and marriage lie ahead. Jackie Marie Hampton Jackie Clarksboro Really . . . loves ice cream and cookies . . . likes the pace of Paulsboro, Pitman and Philly . . , seen with Karen, Daley and Clare . . . likes to dance and listen to Genesis . . . will make waves hairstyling. Phillip Wayne Hudson Weasel Mickleton Oh please . . . a student who doubles as a tennis star . . . beats out Beatles tunes on the piano . . . thinks Mr. Kraft is kool . . . ping pong pro . . . powers a Plymouth . . . seeks early riches and retirement. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 3, 43 Project Star 2. Joseph Todd Jacobs Todd Swedesboro Check it out . . . eleventh hour transferee from North Jersey . . . in the swing at discoes in New York . . . mesmerized by Mr. Moore . . . pals with Terrance, George, Darnell and Vette . . . a future traveling businessman. MW 0 1 f-H-is jg-f , Robert Scott James B010 Clarksboro Constructive member of Mr. Cavanaugh's stage crew . . . doesn't spare'em at the alley . . . parks the carts at Super Saver . . . hilarious memories of Hershey Park trip . . . member of the French club. . ,future is uncharted. Nancy Lynne Jones Lynne Clarksboro Well, forget you then! . . . senior section editor of the LANCER . . . cohort of Karen, Andy and Sherry . . . favors Freder- icks . . . warms to the thought of the Jack Frost trip . . . colorful member of the Color Guard . . . future plans include college. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Color Guard l, 2, 3, Powder Puff 3, 4g SHOUT 35 Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4g French Club lg Basketball 2. Julia Anne Kavaliunas Jules Clarksboro O, K. Kids . . . cheerful co-editor of LANCER . . . looks smart at K-Mart . . . kept the guard in the band . . , Miss Junior Miss . . . companion of Donna, Karen, Rode and someone special future includes art college and matrimony. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, Color Guard l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Junior Play 39 Field Hockey 2, 35 Class Officer lg NHS 3, 4. Violet Ann Johnson Purple Swedesboro Well, excuse me! . , . tenth grade transfer from Woodbury . . . totes a flag with the corps . . . a dreamy dancer . . . typist for LANCER . . . jokes with Julie . . . torpedos her appetite with subs . . . plans to be a legal secretary. ACTIVITIES: LANCER3 Class Council 3, 4, DRAGON 2, Flag Corps 3, 4, Powder Puff 45 Junior Achievement 2 QWHSJ. 'x,,,, 'G ails. Richard Jump Rich Mullica Hill Ach d leibre . . . enjoys our quiet library . . . ingests red hot sausages . . . prepares culinary delights . . . diminutive member of the FFA . . . makes the rounds with Weasel, Pete and John . . . future is yet to be told. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2. Denise Ann Kelly Dee-Dee Swedesboro Watch me! . . . skilled at sketching . . . blessed with a green thumb . . . nimble with a thimble savors cherry pie associates with Robin, Cathy, Bird and LuAnn . . . her future has begun with Jeff, Ronald Maurice Knight Ronnie Swedesboro 'fWhat you be about, baby? . . . center of the court . . . springs over the hurdles . . . no turkey at Watsons . . . deft on the dance floor . . . buzzes in the Brown Bomber . . . will be in step to Semper Fidelis. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. John Michael Kelley John Mullica Hill Thank-you . . . key man in the National Honor Society , . . went far for Project Star . . , puts horses through their paces . . . National Merit scholarship finalist . . . a member of the Tennis Family . . . future medic. ACTIVITIES: N. H. S. 3, 43 Russion Club 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3, Jr. Play 3: Project Star 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. Robin Ann Kelly Bird Swedesboro Well thatls your business . . . a sew and sew at Marylin Dress Co. in Camino's CIE program . . . munches Macs to the max - - . pals with Dee, Cathy and Fish-lips - - - will take life one step at a time. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 23 Powder Puff 4. Thomas Otto Lail Whale Mickleton Crews on the stage for Mr. Cavenaugh . . . horses around on his dad's farm . . . a rod and reel enthusiast . . . member of the Clube Francais . . , pals with Phil, Bob and Steve . . . will be up, down on the farm. ACTIVITIES: Stage crew 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 2, 3. AWK Ronald Quentin Lange Ron Harrisonville What's a matter wid you, boy? . . . master mechanic in his father's garage . . . reaps a musical harvest . . . powers around in his Impala Custom . . . a friend of Kevin and Greg . . . future is yet to be decided. ACTIVITIES: Football 1. Ann Marie Leone Ann Swedesboro Tee-hee . . . an ace on the tennis courts . . . four year vet of the Ski Club . . . could have used suspenders at a track meet . . . Reminisces over romances in Switzerland . . . plans to be happy. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2g N. H. S. 45 Field Hockey lg Baseball 3, 4 CStatisticianJ. Russell Joseph Liccardello Russell Swedesboro Tall, dark and handsome . . . craves Italian cuisine . . . frequents Montana Mining Co. . . . drifts in a Duster . . . one of Gruber's grapplers . . . forms a quintet with Andy, Mike, Dave and John . . . a future agrarian. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 4g FFA 1. William Harry Leon Bill Mullica Hill Pm embarrassed . . . talented tennis doubles player . . . accomplished equestrian . . . jovial juggler . . . pals around with Ed, Ron, John and Pete . . . he scores Marks high . . . everyday with a smile . . . will add congeniality to a college campus. ACTIVITIES: Tennis l, 2, 41 Football l, 4g Sr. Play. wwe Catherine A. Leslie Cathy Swedesboro I'm telling ya! . . . constitutent of the CIE program. . .timeless talker. . .teams with Robin, Ferty, Bird, Dee, Buzz and Jill . . . super stat . . . seas her way to North Jersey shore . . . will join working force. ACTIVITIES: Nurses Aide lg Flag Corps l, 2g Wrestling fStat.J 2, 3g SHOUT 2, 33 Powder Puff 4. Sandra Meda Lippincott Sandy Clarksboro Really? . . . cooperative associate editor of the LANCER . . . wired to the telephone . . . plays the 88 . . . needles her way into the latest styles . . . pals around with Judy, Pam, Sharon and Donna . . . will attend P 8L B Beauty School. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 4: Nurse's Aide 4: Library Aide l. Raymond Joseph Lubrana Lightnin Lou Mickleton I noticed! . . . president of the Dragon Marching Band . . . a better than par golfer . . . master key of the Key Club . . . the man to see in A. V .... raised the roof on the band trips . . . will build a future as an engineer. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 8L Pres.jg Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres.Jg Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 23 Golf 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Margo Marie Lindsey Margo Mickleton Terrific . . . capably captains the color guard . . . skims the slopes . . . roosts at Rode's . . . embarrassed by band camp incident . . . dynamite dancer . . . pals around with Road, Karen, Darla, Carin and Linda. . . good-bye try-outs . . .foresees college. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Color Guard 3, 4 QCapt.Jg Powder Puff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. Dicia Jean Lloyd Mouse Swedesboro Let's party . . .busy as a bee in CIE. . . a chorus girl . . . mane interest is horses . . . decorated with a cake on her sixteenth birthday will take one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, 2. Michael Maccarone Mike Swedesboro For real . . . pins 'em down on the mats-MVP 1978 . . . drives a hard bargain in el Camino's CIE program . . . a sharpshooting nimrod frequents Garrazos Garage . . . his No. 1 is a No. 1 doubles star . . . will take life as it comes. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. if UM J Wm Y fvzi Thomas Benjamin Monaco Tom Swedesboro What a dorf . . . mighty mite wrestler ' - - heads for hiking the hills of West Virginia . . . bailed out of Algebra window . . . hangs out in the Boro . . . saw stars in a cast . . . future is in aviation. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff Cheerleader 3: Wrestling l, 2. Rosanne Maugeri Rosanne Woolwich RealIy? . . . member of the spirit squad . . . keeps the stats for the Dragon bats . . . SHOUTed it out for two years . . . leases a Seat in Camino's office . . . often seen with a '78 graduate . . . will enter the world of fashion merchandising. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Shout 2, 35 Powder Puff 3, 4: .Iunior Play 3g Senior Play 4. Michelle Leta McCracken Michelle Center Square I mean, ya know . . .incessant talker. . . one of the chicks at Rode's Roost . . . sunkist . . . faithful friend of Kath, Road, Karen and Ellen thinks Rajczy is all right . . . plans to become a southern belle, ACTIVITIES: LANCER 43 Key Club 3, 43 tLt. Gov.Jg DRAGON 2: Flag Team 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Powder Puff 33 Ski Club 3, 4. John Elwell Master John Harrisonville Forever found on the farm . . . can't wrench him away from cars heterogenous personality . . . Rustles up the steaks , . . cruises in a Camaro . . . staunch friend ol' Mr. Stowman . . . continually seeks new horiyons. Jeffry L. Maxie Rot Mt. Royal What did you say? . . . pans his gold at Montana Mining . . , spends spare moments with Lisa, Mike, Steve and Chris . . . senior CIE member . . . tuned-up to cars . . . will enjoy life with family. MaryAnn Iris Montanez Tati Swedesboro You know . . . SHOUTED for two years . . . erstwhile cheerleader . . . weighted for Mrs. Lore . . . has eyes for seafood . . . fashion conscious . . . seeks advice from Mr. Bergin . . . aim set on the military. thyme, WFPW' Christian Russell Morrison Quiddy Swedesboro What's up . . . made the grade in CIE . . .scats in The Brat . . .spends spare time eating ribs . . . pines for the great outdoors . . . stakes out at the lake . . . brags about Bragdon's . . . hopes for a happy future. ACTIVITIES: Football lg FFA 1, 23 Ski Club 1, 2. Sandra Elizabeth McIntosh Sandy Clarksboro That's a shame! . . . stokes the fires for the DRAGON . . . will miss the band gang . . . abhors late night practices , . . would appreciate more classes with Clawson . . . future plans include college. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 2, 3, 4 fEditorJg Band l, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 3, 43 Senior Playg Powder Puff 3, 45 Student Council 4g LANCER. Stephen Thomas More Steve Clarksboro Nah, I'm only joking . . . connoisseur of Italian food . . . busboy at the Dutch Inn . . . strikes 'em down bowling . . . Phillies Phanatic . . . buddies with Bill, Tom, John and Phil . , . will miss Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Brown . . . will manage his future in business. ACTIVITIES: DRAGON 2, 35 Project Star 2, 3, 4g Russion Club 2, 3, 4. Ron Darral Mull Slick Mullica Hill Dibitup . . . sharp on the diamond . . . plowed his way through Stowman's FFA program . . . retires at 76 Truck Stop . . . flies in the Batmobile . . . future is aimed at the Army. rmwsf ,.,f-ssh QM M161 Janet Lynn Murdock Murdock Mickleton Super-tough linebacker for the Worms and Gophers . . . basks under the summer sun . . . gets in the swim at the shore . . . roves with Julie and Steve 1 . . attractive green-eyed blonde . . . plans to fly the friendly skies. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3, 4. Eleanor Hope Nickerson Eleanor Swedesboro For why . . . attractive majorette for the Dragon Band . . . found with Les, Allison, Peg and Ray . . . will miss debates with Kraft . . . gave Les the heave-ho in Washington . . . will be a History major. ACTIVITIES: Majorette 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1: Ski Club 1. Davida Lynn Norman Veda Swedesboro For real . . . spends her spare time with her daughter Rhoda . . . usually seen at discos where the Brothers are . . . doesnlt dread Phys. Ed. with Miss Ward . . . a good skate at the rink . . . November 9, 1978 . . . will enter the business world. Linda Marie Musumeci Linda Swedesboro Are you serious? . . . keeps the pulse of the nurse's office . . . beautiful brown-eyed brunette . . . crop-duster's daughter . . . great guitarist . . . canters on her filly . . . skis the waves and the slopes . . . Reliable secretary . . . is lined up for the airlines. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Nurses Aide 1, 2, 3: SHOUT 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3. John William Nolte John Mickleton Charter member of the ski club . . . cruises around in The Boat . . . has a halo of flaming red hair . . . generously freckled . . . sees the scenes with Tom, Merritt and Ed . . . will weld his way to a fortune. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. William O'Donnell Bill Swedesboro Exciting . . . able artist for the LANCER . . . has a peachy job in the summer . . . is drawn to Mrs. Schiepan and figures Mr. Marks is Naccountedi' for . . . seen around Steve and Jerry . . . future is undecided. ACTIVITIES: LANCER: Track 2, John O'Donnell III John Mullica Hill That's a rip . . . breezed for Bergin's cross country squad . . . seen at the seaside scene . . . holds Kraft in high esteem . . . Johnny The Greek . . .expert local sports forecaster . . . frowns at faculty hockey game victories . . . college and Air Force looms. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 43 lv Y4Q:ti'4 'Instr'- : 9'f Q Kelly Anne Owen Kell Clarksboro So what do ya want, a cookie? . . . a valuable forward for the DRAGON five - - - way-out in left field . . . on guard during Powder Puff . . . constant compan- ion of Carole, Debbie, Pat and Kathie . . . sketches a future in art. ACTIVITIES: Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball l, 2, 3, 41 SHOUT lg Powder Puff 3, 4. Track l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4. Ross Alan Osborn Ross Swedesboro Hard-throwing pitcher on the diamond . . . many devoted hours in the audio-visual room . . . Kraft's classes are kool . . . excursions to Deptford Mall . . . usually seen with Dave, Joe, John and Ray . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Audio- Visual l, 2, 3, 4. Gerald Lester Philipp Jerry Center Square I'll tell ya . . . a Gladiator who sets his hockey goals high . . . remembers Planet Orba . . . flies in the Batmobile . . . searches field and stream for trophies . . . seen with Bob, Weasel, Tom, O. D. and Bill . . . plans to further his education. Cheryl Ann Pine Cheryl Mickleton Really . . . tennis IIIIYUIICKIM . . . unfor- gettable time July 27, 1978 . . . forms Z1 trio with Carol and June . . . showed her stuff in Powder Putt' . . . has u permanent seat in Mr. Caminois office . . . future is yet to be seen. ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff 3, 43 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball Stat. 3. Yolanda Portalatin Yoly Swedesboro Yoo-Hoo, what's up? . . . helps out in SHOUT . . . clouts 'em a mile on the diamond . . . partial to Milch, Ward and Shanahan . . . cute tomato packer . . . cooks up a storm . . . college and marriage loom ahead. Angela Marie Puglisi PeeWee Clarksboro What's up? . . . flipped flags for the Dragon Band . . . cohort of Jaymie, Peg, Deb, Sherri and Pat. . .summers under the Ocean City sun . . . drawn to a certain someone . . . will enter business school. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, 3g Lancer 4g Flag Team 1, 2, 3g Shout 3g Powder Puff 3, 4: French Club 1, 2. Michael Pitman Pitman Swedesboro What's happenin? . . . spends summers under the Wildwood sun . . . rifles the forest for game . . . associates with Maxie, Morrison and Costa . . . gladly graduates . . . will miss Mr. Stowman and Ag. Shop . . . plans to march with the Marines. ACTIVITIES: FFA l, 2, 3. 'M Sharon Treva Posey Sharon Mickleton Ya know huffed and puffed in Powder Puff . . . defied gravity and fell up the steps . . . drawn to Mr. Clawson . . . tolls the bells for the band . . . candy striping in prelude to nursing career. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Nurses Aide 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff 35 French Club 1. Phyllis Felicia Racine Mousey Mickleton Now be for real peps up the cheerleading squad . . . active member of the Student Council . . . personality plus - - - shows artistic talents. . .surrounded by friends . . . Allen's her main man . . . will wear white as a nurse and as a bride. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1, 2, 4: Nurses Aide 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Field Hockey lg Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 43 French Club 2, 3. Debora Lee Purtell Bird Swedesboro I doubt it . . . tutored the tots in the SHOUT program . . . fond of felines . . . will travel anywhere on a Harley . . . her line is always busy . . . dotes on Mr. Yourison . . . will do whatever makes her happy. Carole Lee Range Carole Clarksboro Oh yeah? . . , MVP in basketball . . . stand out co-captain of the hockey team. . . a hard softball player . . . swift back in the Powder Puff . . . dotes on April '78 . . . gals around with Debbie, Kelly, Sharon, Kathie and Pat a future psyche major. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Powder Puff 3, 43 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Lorrita Elizabeth Randall Rita Mullica Hill Are you for real? . . . aggressive guard on the gridiron . . . likes mutual laughs with Keith Clark . . . will miss Mr. Moore . . . jokes with Karen, Bernadette, Julie and Yolanda . . . will exchange Kingsway for a trade school. ACTIVITIES: Powder Puff 3. Kathleen Louise Reed Kathie Mullica Hill Really . . . center of the hardwood . . . halfback on the hockey field . . . co-captain of the Woodwinds . . . summer of '78 . . . guarded the Worm and Gopher lines . . . rarely seen without Carole, Sharon and Kelly . . . will major in engineering. ACTIVITIES: NHS 3, 4 fPres.Jg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff 3, 4. W' ,gsm Gregory Rego Rooster Clarksboro Go to sleep . . . Gruber's gifted grappler . . . steaks-out at Don 8a Berts . . . chauffeurs a Chevy . . . makes waves at Ocean City . . . ever-ready for poker . . . has a host of friends . . . future is vague. David Michael Robinson Cricket Swedesboro What's happening? . . . is plugged into electronics . . . prefers pork platters . . . enjoys cruise'n in a red Nova . . . favorite stop is Don and Berts . . . will miss Mr. Fredricks' social behavior class . . . assembles with Faunt, Pete and Sam . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 39 Golf 1, 2, 3. Debora Rode Road Woolwich For heaven sakes, Eunice . . . queen of the Roost . . . hen parties with Kath, Shell, Margo and the gang . . . blushingly remembers being placed in the sink . . . future foresees traveling and work. ACTIVITIES: LANCER fFaculty Editorjg Mascot 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager l. Elmer Wallace Roane, Jr. Bolt Mount Royal I'm tryin to tell ya . . . dedicated athlete-3 letter winner in football, wres- tling and baseball . . . sets the scene for the Audio Visual Club . . . gravitates to Gruber . . . handles a Mustang . . . will enter a service academy. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Audio-Visual 3, 45 Boy's State Alternate 3. x. X 1 Julie Lynne Robinson Julie Swedesboro Oh wow . . . contributed to the LANCER . . . thinks Fudge is a sweet teacher . . . shifts into high in typing . . . is not blue when around Violet, Bernie, Rita and the Twins . . . will become a quoted secretary. ACTIVITIES: LANCER, Chorus 1. Joseph Charles Sarbello Ellen Kaye Salome .loe Swedesboro Ellen Clarksboro Rt-.idily joined the iinswioii tllulm . . . nude N . , N Im ,mlm in i,,.1,m.t tml. U - D ,gww M thc l dont know-I lorgct . stnunch , , , ,, . , ineniber ofthe Key Club . . . lilled the bill l r Sat-iisl.1.it tittiy st.iti.'.i . . . rarities lftr .ind nide for 3:.inie .... 1 rc.il l'islu'rznnl1 elite in n lford potential policeinnn. ACTlYlil'll S: Stztr l, 2, 3, 41 Rnssion Club 2, 31 Ski Club l. ?lmM,gy C94 Rosemarie Sebastiani Rose Clal'kSb0l'0 Lent talents to LANCER . . . erstwhile cheerleader. . .served aces for Mr. Camino enjoys the company of a certain blue-eyed Italian. . .apowerfulPuffer. . . will go where life takes her. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2g Tennis 4g Cheerleader 33 Stage Crew 3, 4g SHOUT 2, 3g Powder Puff 3, 4. on Student Council . . . dines on seafood , . , Luitilis onli lintliy, Debbie. Nliclielle und Sharon . . . skillful artist . . . figures engineering for her future. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, 3, 43 Nntionnl Honor Society 3, 49 Key Club 3, 4. Joseph William Schenk Joe Swedesboro Don't cut up my car welcome addition from Swarthmore . . . valuable newcomer to the cross country team . . . makes waves on skis . . . amused by Mr. Kraft . . . drifts to discos . . . bolts in Greased Lightening . . . will attend college. ACTIVITIES: Basketball lg Football 1, 23 Baseball lg Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. Margaret Mary Seitz Marge Mickleton Dig that, really? . . . senior year transfer from Paulsboro . . . paints up a scene . . . has musicmania . . . close to Fred, Bob and Aggie . . . pizza hits the spot . . . hears wedding bells ringing. ,gl 'qgdt' Glenn H. Shiveler Shive Swedesboro The Dancing Bear . . . dreads double sessions . . . cavorts on the tennis courts - Q - stcppes rapidly to Russian club meetings . . . iron man on the gridiron . . . nets victorics on the tennis court . . . on to higher learning. ACTIVITIFS: Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Tennis 3, 41 Russion Club I, 2, 3, 43 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. David Fogg Shoemaker Dave Mullica Hill 'I mean really, what can I say? . . . is no pawn at chess . . . soaks up the Florida sun . . . pals with Bruce, Tom and Les . racing isn't a drag to him . . . future is undecided. Gregory Donald Smith Smitty Mount Royal Hey Chief . . .a sport for all seasons. . . unstoppable . . . hot-end on the gridiron - - --center ofthe court. . .loves the ladies . . . travels with Ford and Kevin . . . a pinball wizard . . . college life lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. Clare Marie Shoemaker Clare Harrisonville Stalls around at Slioemaker's stables . . . two year member of the CIE program . . . horses around tin a sulkyj at the race track . . . molded in ceramics . . . will continue her endeavors in sulky racing. ACTIVITIES: Track 2. -Q., in Terrence Melvin Shorter P-Tee Swedesboro What you be 'bout sister? . . . leaps and bounds on the basketball court . . . lettered in cross country . . . always seen with the cool guys from the Boro . . . will be one of the few good men in the military. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football lg Cross Country 2, 3g FFA 1, 2, 3. Darla Kay Spence Darla Clarksboro Whoa! creative co-editor of the LANCER . . . member of the Band Bus Rowdies high scoring forward for Crane's quintet . . . needs a map to run track . . . service with a smile at Don 8: Bert's . . . college bound. ACTIVITIES: Student Council QV. PJ 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 45 LANCER 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Girl's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 25 Powder Puff 3, 4. K W- N Shari Lynn Stiles Shari Woolwich Obviously . . . super LANCER salesper- son . . . was in heaven in September '77 . . . skating to a happy future with Nate . . . corraled by her love for horses . . . plans are marriage and raising a family. ACTIVITIES: Chorus lg LANCER. Lisa Dawn Smith HIPS Swedesboro That's me . . . best times are spent among friends . . . was sorry to see Sellen go. . .can dance the night away, . .thinks chicken is finger lickin' good . . . spoils her niece and nephew . . . shaping up to be a model. Kevin Allen Stetser Big Whoop Mount Royal I you . . . reliable guy at Reliable Garage . . . swift on the slopes . , . forever found with Carin, Glen and Rot . . . an unforgettable summer of '78 .. . putts around on the golf course . . . wants to land in real estate. Glen Roger Sweeten Glen Mickleton That ain't nothin . . . fire house hang-out . . . pushes the A. V. cart around school - . - travels with Kevin, Carin and Rot . . . skis on water or snow will take whatever life gives. BQ 't,f.JA we fy. 'V if Xllix ,Ii 1 ,fr Kathleen Beth Thomas Kath Woolwich I don't care, it's up to you . . . cohort of Road, Michelle, Ellen and Donna happy reunion with her bestest buddiei' . . . fond farewell to Kraft and Fredericks . . . future career in special education. ACTIVITIES: LANCERQ Key Club 43 Color Guard 4g Girls Basketball lg Powder Puff 3. Ronald Kerry Toulson Ronnie Clarksboro Talented three year vet of gridiron and track campaigns . . . craves cheese steaks . . . remembers the weekend of the Pitman game . . . goaded the Gophers to victory . . . pals with Andy, Bill, Ed and John . . . future All-American football player. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Lewis Wayne Vaughan Lew SW6dCSb0I'0 I don't know . . . down to earth member of the FFA . . . stands by Stowman . . . is hooked on tishing . . . casts his lot with sandlot sports . . . likes to catch zzz's . . , future course is uncharted. ACTIVITIES: FFA 2, 3, 4g Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. David Mitchell Thorpe Dave Harrisonville How's it goin? . . . pastimes are consuming pizza, playing pool and photo- graphy . . . bajas in a brown Bug . . . can be seen with Steve, Randy and Bob . . . Fill her up, sir' . . . Coast Guard. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Harold Michael Twiss Twitti Swedesboro Lights up the audio-visual scene Kingway's Lawn Doctor . . . an avid nimrod travels with Quitty, Dave, Carmen, Spyder, Slick, Boog and Hawk . . . his lot is cast as a tool and die apprentice. Bernadine Aileen Visalli Bernie Mullica Hill Likes to emulate David Thoreau . . . un accomplished equestrienne . . . talented artist . . . will gobble anything edible . . . 'friends with Latanya, Twin and Dicia . . spends summers with show horses .. future undecided. David Walter Vierick Dave Swedesboro Outstanding outfielder for C:miino's nine . . . expert trupper :md hunter . . . lvrowses in a black Cutlass Supreme . . . never seen without a certain brunette . . . has at round of friends . . . fantastic farmer . . . future collegian. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4. Ronnie Lee Watkins Froggy Clarksboro Nah, why you do it? . . . port-sider on the diamond . . . steak 8: potato man . . . employee of Wrights Farms . . . loyal to Terri, Dennis, Bobby, Rose, Jaymie and Patti . . . fond memories of times with that special one . . . work lies ahead. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 3, 43 Wrestling 2. James William West III Ferdy Swedesboro That's your business . . . a match for anyone on the mats . . . meanders east to Jill Ann Weil Jill Clarksboro Later . . . sensitive to nature's beauty - - - catches vibes from Yes songs . . . travels around in her special one's Cougar . . . gladly forgets 8 o'clock bell . . . Let me be me . . . future is undecided. Atlantic City . . . associates with Cathy, LeRoy, Jeff and Company . . . confidante to friends . . . beams around Bergin . . . hopes for a happy life. '53 Donna Ann Winter Shorty Woolwich I don't know . . . edited the underclass- men section of the LANCER . . I com- mands the flag corps .. . no drag on DRAGON . . . had close shaves on the band trip . . . will be a speech therapist. ACTIVITIES: LANCERg DRAGON 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Flag Corps l, 2, 3, 4 QCapt.Jg Field Hockey 1, 2, 39 Powder Puff 3, 45 Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Willard Lee Zane Will Center Square Sugar diabetes . . . makes the grade for the Paz Brothers . . . retreats to the trailer . . .awheelonasnowmobile, . .is trapped by hunting . . . enjoyed annual Ag outings to Trenton . . . is dyeing to he a machinist. ACTIVITIES: Football lg FFA 1. JoAnn Elizabeth Zayac Ears Swedesboro Snitch . . . tough in the Powder Puff. . . companion of Bern, Irv, and Bethy . . . remembers English speech, I Canit Say Noi' . . . fond memories of the hockey team and the 375 baseball year . . . seeks future as a special education teacher. ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3g Powder Puff 3, 43 Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Antoinette Ella Yurgin Annette South Harrison Hey dummy-head . . . lent a helping hand in SHOUT . . . a constituent of CIE . . . wild about Wildwood . . . cruises in the hinterlands of Swedesboro . . . January ll, 1978 . . . Finocchiaro's farm has her charm . . . future farmerette. gef- Salvatore Zappala Sam Swedesboro Don't holler at him, he didn't do it . . . managed the diamond nine . . . great reed man in the band . . . wooden abandon Capanna . . . never board playing checkers . . . wants to join the armed forces. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Nurses Aide 3, 4. David Albert Zeck David Clarksboro Hey . . . captain of the Dragon Band rhythm section . . . knows golf to a tee . . . skillful skier . . . nimble nimrod . . . Ed Smith of the Junior play . . . will sail into the Naval Academy. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, fPercussion Captainj 3, 43 Junior Playg Golf 3, 45 Boys Stateg Student Council 2, 3, 4. 2 Thomas J. Bergin, Advisor 'Ngf 2 . Mom Q vista Bonnie Morton, Advisor. 'T y 9 1 929' ' 47 ' N xl :sph F. ff' , .,,, Q , W if ' uw lil y Wim M W MEM , :aww ff-v-103 all In Appreciation-For Dedicated Service Charles S. Homan Our graduation was missing something this year. Each year Mike Homan had addressed the graduating seniors- imparting little gems of wisdoma'-sometimes in the form of a letter to one of his own graduating daughters. He then would bestow upon each graduate a diploma. This was a culmination of the many official acts of Mr. Homan that has made the very existence of Kingsway Regional High School possible. Even before the land where our school stands was cleared, Mr. Homan was serving as President of the Kingsway Regional High School Board of Education. Much of the guidance that directed Kingsway's course was due to his dedicated work. For ourselves and our predecessors we thank Charles Miken Homan for all of his efforts to better Kingsway. Thanks, Mike. si Joseph Capanna Wood you believe it, we are going to miss a teacher very much! From the moment we first sawn this gentleman, it was plane A S to see his many fine characteristics . . . honesty, cheerfulness, - kindness and helpfulness. 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Ficara R. Gandy J. Gattuso A. Goslin S. Gottshalk J. Grasso Y. Grasso W. Hall C. Hallman G. Hammond M. Hankel S. Harper B. Hemple P. Johnson 'ST E. Kafka P. Kelley M. Lawless A. Maccarone K. Maiden Lucy Casella, Vice President M. Marino J. Matson M. Mattos P. McGaha J. McGothington T. McQuade T. Melis M. Misero G. Monroe D. Morgan C. Muhlbaier R. Muhlbaier C. Mami M. Mangano J. Mann .Ja xg J. Mullen W. Muntz M. Murphy lf er S. Muse K. Nickerson M. O'Donnell K. Owen T. Owen C. Pagliaro J. Paranto D. Perry D. Pole R. Pool T. Pratt R. Prosser B. Purvin D. Pusey P. Putorti R. Pyle T. Racey M. Ramsey S. Rival A. Rizzi J. Robinson D. Ryan G. Schaub L. Schenk J. Schmidt K. Scott B. Searle R. Seehouse D. Shelton R. Slack 'R K. Souder Talbott Toulson Visilton Watson -Aff I . ' '-xr ' iistwegg N. . .X f -. R. Sparks C. Stahr L. Stanley P. Stecher K. West S. Wurst P. Yachimske B. Yates F. Zane T Anderson T Baez F Bailey M9 R Bagby 5 'l Y S Barbagallo K Barbara Becker Blint Brinkman Brown Brown Brundage Budd Callahan Cardullo Catanach Centonzo Chapman Clarke Clouser Corcoran Cotton Coyle Dare Darlington Davis Davis Dawkins Dellaquilla DeSimone R. Diaz C. Diggs L. Diggs M. Donnelly T. Dougherty B. Engblom D. Flamini D. Gaffney L. Gallagher J. Gattuso M. Gilbert C. Goestaski A. Grasso J. Grasso M. Grasso S. Grasso B. Green S. Haddock K. Hamilton S. Hampton J. Hemple L. Henderson W. Hewes L. Holmes ' ,A 5, if President Peggy Barber S. Mills D. Morrison C. Mucci J. Mucha L. Muhlbaier V. Munyon D. Murphy J. Nickerson S. Nied L. Noel R. Nolte D. Nothdurft M. Oliver R. Olivera J. Palmer V. Pawsera J. Kavaliunas K. Kuhar R. LaPalamento T. Leone P. Lippincot D. Lovelace J. McLaughlin L. Malignaggi K. Menden D. Merighi M. Mihlebach D. Mills Vice-President, Judy Grosshardt 59 N. Parker D. Peterman F. Phillips A. Piloto W. Pinto B. Price T. Price M. Quiles S. Rapisardi N. Reid S. Reisenweaver R. Rizzi A. Robertson A. Rode J. Schenk D. Searle D. Searle C. Shiveler D. Sloan D. Smedley S. Smith S. Smith T. Smith S. Solem S. Sorbello T. Sorbello T. Spence R. Spissell ...rg Wendy McCaulley, Secretary as PX .fin X X D. E. R. . gg 4 . 41 Young Yurgin Zeck X .Qin Q: u .fsswf L. Stanley L, Stevenson Q W. Stewart L. Still M. Stull A. Thomas J. Thompson P. Thorpe C. Toscano S. Toulson T. Toulson J. Tumbelty J. Walsh . W. Weil R. Weisel J. Wilson W. Winter T. Woitas .ly . Y V' 53' ff f .11 2555? 4' L I4 1 , 3 '4e':'.ss 4'-19' s Sgr:-E? 1 7 W... ' -fl' ,v ' r he Hf.fWfSf.4 ll' v JH' - 'L .ST 5331? if . ,gf Q.. . A , Aggsfl' U :wiv ii .Q 'J fm? 4 .zz Alf . NW 1 1 .ffvws ' 'B ' I .IFZKILKFI Si - 4 I ' n'v 1l' llll' K' 7 7 , ! S. Treasurer, Kathy Kelley 1 1962 C. Avsec T. Bagby D. Barton C. Battaglia J. Billbrough D. Black M. Bonacorsi C. Boone J. Brown E. Buchenhorst G. Burlinganfe T. Cagle A. Caltabiano M. Caltabiano A. Casella J. Childress P. Clark D. Clarke E. Cook I. Council J. Corcoran M. Coyle K. Craney K. Crispin Maria Martins, Vice President VM. C. Eldridge M. Falcone K. Fauntleroy G. Ferko G. Finocchairo R. Finocchairo Ali' A 'W W fi: 'H Af' 3 ,M , f 42 r'1f z L1 B M 4 55 'wr We fs? 'Z F7 g xx fb' 'af '!! fl I ddd 'D 'A l i i K f iii 37 ei 7? H Q I v U G 5 I I E L. .5447 g, T. Daniels R. Davis J. Dellaquilla L. DeMarco K. DeSimone W. DeStafeno 4' R. Dettrey R. Diaz E. Diggs J. Donofrio L. Donofrio E. Douglas W. Drew D. Dupper D. Dupper D. Eason R. Eastlack T. Edmund L. Fox T. Fullerton M. Gaglianone R. Gaither S. Gallagher C. Gauntt T. Getsinger A. Gotsch M. Gould M. Graham F. Grasso J. Gregal P. Hall S. Hankel P. Hassellman R. Hoffman W. Holshue B. Horner T. Horner L. Hunt H. Jenkins A. Jones J. Jones W. Jones J. Kelly N. Kickem C. Knetter M. Koponick J. Kreh M. Lail Advisors, R. Urion and T. Gruber QW ... y W L. . 5 31. k y 1 Treasurer Nancy Moore K, Lally T. Landwher M. Larrimore M. Leon P. Licciardello M. Lloyd C. Lokaj A. Lundy F. Lynch J. Lynch T. McBride J. McLaughlin iv- K. McLaughlin T. McLean T. Mahoney H. Maier E. Mann R. Mann K. Marino M. Marino L. Massaqui T. Mauger W. Mauger C. Mitchell G. Mitchell J. Morgan M. Morgan C. Moser E. Murdock B. Murphy M. Murphy D. Neid R Norman R. Owen W. Owen L. Peters P. Peters P. Pitts D. Pool J. Posey E. Powell R. Pratt P. Prince K. Purtell S. Pyle B. Racey T. Richardson C. Ricker S. Riehl C. Rival J. Rogozin M. Roos J. Salome J. Sandberg 1 L. Nucifore K. Ogren R O'Leary , . Treasurer: R. Dockendorf if 42 wg .f Lxhnh Ny-0' a F ' ' 'WW W ' W 'WW 'W 5. D. Watson A. Wentz G. Wentz W. Wentz LD. West M. Wilson C. Woolson K. Yachimske C. Zahniser P. Zappala J. Sandy G. Seagraves G. Searle C. Seehouze C. Seeman C. Seright L. Sheppard P. Shoemaker K. Smedley M. Spanos N. Spanos M. Sparks F. Sperber M. Stecher P. Steedley M. Temean D. Thomas S. Trautman ' 'L C. Albert B. Arroyo A. Baily T. Baiocco L. Balestrucci M. Baylor W. Brickner L. Brown B. Budd M. Cannon M. Capone E Carter 198 5 S. Cunningham A. D'Annibale K. Dawson A. DcAngelis D. DeMora- A. DeSimone Advisor: A. Moritz ,er O06 D. Chew K. Clark C. Cofield L. Corbin K. Cotton L. Coyle X W. Diggs C. Doms D. Driver G. Driver M. Driver E. Durham ,VN-. Gomez Goslin Grasso Grider Groshardt Grosstephen M Haines J Hamilton M Hamilton K Hampton R Hankins J Harmon C. Henderson S. Hillman J. Horner K. Hudson K. Hunt R. Hunter P. Husted B. Iezzi S. Jenkins D. Jester E. Jones E. Jones J. Kavaluinas M. Keen L. Kneckt G. Kokos K. Kolodziejski J. Kuhar E. Lord L. Macklin R. Magdin R. Mattos V. Mauger J. Mihlebach S. Lentz J. Leslie M. Lindsay N. Lokaj Vice President, L. Justice Y W Nucifore Ogren Osmun Owen Paranto Perry Phillips Pitman Puitz Reyes Richardson A. Seright H. Sherwood C. Sills T. Smith A. Stackhouse S. Steffen J. Stevenson R. Stiles B. Talley C. Thomas T. Thompson P. Tillberg .K mv w Y EI.. w i L5 11.5 nf . 1 N- . ' A G Trendler .- W . . hw, ,..M, Walker . K. 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Holshue K. Holtze J. Horner President, T. Diaz G. Hunt E. Kelly L. Koko D. Kreh A. Lindsay R. Lovelace F. Lynch P. Mami G. Marcell A. Marino I. Marino JM... If 4 I fV-,,,: , f J. Mandoza T. Mandoza C. Marsh J. Maugeri J. Michael B. Mills T. McCoy R. Nicotra T. Nolte N. Nothdurft T. O'Leary M. Pitts Q Co-Vice Presidents, G. Price and L. Ferko wwf' .ann-0 G. Poe J. Portalatin N. Portalatin D. Posey T. Ramsey M. Ratcliff I. Reyes W. Ross V. Schweigart T. Sciolo M. Scuderi R. Schultz A. Seright S. Smith K. Snyder K. Souder D. Stackshouse K. Steedley Secretary, K. Bredbenner B. Stewart R. Stull T. Sweeten E. Swift S. Terrell W. Terrell L. Tirrado S. Toulson J. Trendler D. Urban W. Uricher V. Viven A. Venzia J. Vergara Y. Vergara T. Watson T, Wicks J. Wiest P. Willis O. Wilson T. Wroebel Treasurer, D. Cole B. Winter J. 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Fidler Ralph Baker, Temple University, B.S.g University of Michigan, M.S. Peter Camino, Glassboro State College, BS., M.A.g Head Coach Baseball, Head Coach Fall Tennis Keith Clarke, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A. Marion Frazier, Douglass College, B.A.g Glassboro State College, M.A. Q BUSlNESS lv: GR DUATION 0 CARE E R S ACADE NIC Dr. Lowell Zeid, M.D., School Physician Juanita Lore, Cooper Hospital School of Nursing, R.N.g Glassboro State College, B.A.g Advisor Health 0 04 D6 I4 0 1 I 5 Oi O N 1 9 4 D O bfb 9 .jf -7:3 F' g5 I 1, 0 ' ng.. 'v 3 PIS- ' if . ,I VV,. , . ,,.,, 9:6 i'i' had :gt ,,, ., in .561 .. L4 sa- QI ll, IIC' Of Ev 'i JJ 0:5 fi .4 no 'fc Q., 5.7 705 lr' Z 5 i . O W KW v5 .td fi Q - 'I Od eff ov' fd o . S4 vi Q4 1 59 o go, ,001 04 POQ I4 O Office Assistants. 83 ...nd Vincent Bristow, Western Kentucky University, B.A.g M.A.g Athletic Director Thomas.Clawson, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Co-Advisor, DRAGON. fi Deborah Fudge, Rutgers University, B.A.g Co-Advisor, DRAGAN. Regan Goldstein, Albright College, A.B., Southern Illinois University M.S. Edg Co-Advisor, Class of 1981, Junior Play Co-Advisor. V1 f-4 fl of wwf. , J ,WA 05 ,A .4-pr Liv - If ,O Q s M' H Qc. 'C 4, Patricia Ceturione, Douglass College, B.A.g Co-Director Jr. and Sr. Plays. Marianne Kisela, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Varsity Softball Coach. Lois Stanley, Ursinus College, B.A.g Public Relations Director. Candice Zientek, Wilkes College, B.A.g Head Coach Hockey. 'Tv 2 i 1 S-' ' ff , 415, ,A V .,'B, : . 1. ..-,UA a i 4 'g 'z?'? 2 .Q C. dgffgiim I rw' vt , 9 1.3 I n -.pf v I v' LQ 8 V 'r aw Q E . 44 4' '-Mn, 3 .M 1 1 11.25 ll' Htl J4 it ,'7-Wt 10 I f?'.-1:5 'wsu' g Q il, j jQ:ffs?g12 'FP Lg' M'-3 ., fi yff.....'f2+ nb' - 454' I r ,V ' , O 0 ,I-'JI -L1-'43 Halina Brown, Monmouth College, B.A,g Pennsylvanla State UHlVCfSlIy M.A. , f ft . Y 1 . J' Club. it M, , , I xl' 4-5 9, ? ,ff I Eileen F. Shanahan, Moravian College, B.A. Walter D. Thomas, III, Glassboro State College, BA AdV1SOF Frencl U GE .2-fl! Thomas J. Bergin, Murray State University, B.S.g Advisor Class of 1979, Head Coach Cross Country. Thomas K. Gruber, Wesley College, A,A.g West Virginia Wesleyan College, B.S.g Co- Advisor Class of 1982. Daniel Kraft, Southern lllinois University, B.A.g Co-Coach Golfg Student Council Advisor. Andrew Moritz, Rutgers University, B.S.g Head Coach Trackg Football Trainer, Advisor Class of 1983. 41 Y ffgi- 4 M53 fs NN 43 Dennis Gallo, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., Advisor, Media. Kevin Lucas, Glassboro State College, B.A., Advisor, Class of 1980, Assistant Football Coach. Michael A. Pszwaro, Glassboro State College, B.S.g Head Coach Football, Head Coach Boy's Tennis. Leo I. Smith, Saint Vincent College, B.S.g Advisor, Space Capsule. ,JS 'ix 1, 'M- Diane Camiolo, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Senior Play. John Rajczy, Glassboro State College, B.A., John Russell Jr., Glassboro State College, Coach Boys' Basketball. Roy E. Sexton, Clarion State College, B.S. Co-Director M.A. B.A,g Head A !'vZ f ' -TVN .fa i f ff 0 ' Ron E. Lerch, Western Maryland College, B.S.g Glassboro State College, M,A.g Co-Advisor Ski Clubg Intramural Director. John Milchanoski, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Coach Footballg Co-Coach Golfg Co-Advisor Ski Club. Margaret E. Suiter, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Girls Basketball Intramural Director. Anne Ward, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Coach Hockeyg Assistant Coach Girls Basketballg Director Gymnastics Intramuralsg Co-Advisor Class of 1984. 'Qui XS l l , if - S Francis Marks, Rider College, B.S.g Rutgers University, Ed. M.g Advisor LANCER. Ethel Martell, Temple University, B.S., Manager of School Store. Katherine M. Timon, Northwestern State University of Louisiana, B.S.g Co-Advisor Class of 1981. Patricia Yulo, Trenton State College, B.S. BUSIN S G'-4: William V, Moore, Glassboro State College, B.A. Richard O'Neill, Thiel College, B.A.g Director Intramural Football, Head Coach, Wrestling. Thomas Schoener, Elizabethtown College, BA., LANCER Photographer. Y' xl 4' , ugwg. Av Qwlh 2110614 SOCIAL N llil Q xi Milton O. Fredericks, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Band Director. Robert A. Hunt, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A.g Assistant Coach Football. Robert M. Urion, Jr., Morris-Harvey College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of 1982. ' 'A Thomas R. Yourison, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Coach Baseball srunuzs l '.i ., fa., ml A Y 1 .li ormsara 4...w S E 9 lf N 45 qff: l, We t , . .dl 3: 5, :il N X 1.. 'Qfiff ...Wt if-Q, RT .N X QX ll a la ll., Q James Eitel, Wilkes College, B.S.g Marching and Concert Band Director. Rebecca Julander, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Director of JrfSr Chorus, Jr. Band and Auxilaries. Lisa U. Katurakes, University of Delaware, B.S.g Cheerleading Advisor, Co-Advisor, Class of 1984. Georgene Schiepan, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Assistant Advisor, LANCER. Kimberly Van Zoren, Glassboro State College B.A. Lynn Yoder, University of Rhode Island, B.S. 4 1, Vv':-, 1 J Y? 'e ll' 1 ', ' l ui Joseph Capanna, Glassboro State College. John Cavanaugh, Glassboro State Col- lege, B.A.g Director Stage Crew. Jack B. Stowman, Rutgers University, Ed. M. RT 0 Q' V . 'Q '-Q2'If,j 1fli'E'S . .,EiT1:.g':--.' . 15S lille ,f Vu. t U rl lx r fl - . . . f . .Nl IM-A 1- 2 ' 5' .l -. O O - 'H --. W- u i .i lllll ui ::1 I I I sg Tv I 9 S ECIALTIES Joseph Cunningham, Murray State Unviersity, B.S., Glassboro State College, M.A. Brynda Filkins, Houghton College, B.A.g Syracuse University, M.L.S.g Librarian. Susan Guinan, LaSalle College, B.A. Co-Advisor Class of 1980. Bonnie Sue Morton, Trenton State College, B.A.g Co-Advisor Class of 1979. Nancy Sarbello, Glassboro State College, B.A.g Remedial Reading. John K. Cussady, Glassboro State College, B.A., Remedial Reading William Crane, Glassboro State College, B.A., M.A., Head Coach Girl's Basketball Gilda J. Guttuso, Glassboro State College, B.S. Steve Iannotti, West Chester State, B.S.g Coach J,V. Baseballg Assistant Football Coach If f fini? 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The team then traveled to Clearview and again proved to be the team to beat by defeating a much improved Pioneer squad, 21-34. The Berginmen went on to win 8 more of their remaining meets, securing 10 victories. This is a school record for most wins in a season. They met defeat at the hands of tough Pitman, Gloucester and Delsea teams, Pitman and Delsea going on to finish at the top of the Tri-County Conference. Sophomore Captain Mark Mihlebach had a very outstanding season with an impressive 11-2 record, ten of these being consecutive victories. Both of these efforts are school records. Mark finished second in the South Jersey Sophomore Open race. He also finished third in the Tri-County Championship and the South Jersey Group I Championships. He was also named to the Tri-County All Star Team and the Gloucester County All Star Team. John Randall was an outstanding runner for the Red and Black, contributing much effort to the victories. Swarthmore transfer Joe Schenk gave untiringly and supplied the middle strength needed by the team. Newcomer Chris Mucci was a pleasant surprise, running all season with sure footed swiftness. Veteran LeRoy Tyson never faltered and continously improved. John Tumbelty, Bill Engblom and Rich Weisel also contributed to the team's success. John O'Donnel1 suffered through most of the season with leg injuries. The team finished a disappointing 6th place in the Tri-County Championship race and 7th in the South Jersey Group I Championship race. The team was ranked 9th in the Top Ten Poll, Seniors John O'Donnell, Joe Schenk and LeRoy Tyson will sorely be missed by the team. They wish the returning team members the very best of luck for a very successful 79 season. 0 0 x,,,M 4 W 4 Clayton Clearview Pitman Pennsville Salem Gloucester Schalick Paulsboro Delsea Glassboro CCVS-Ber Penns Grove CCVS-Penn Q I il ,V le-W ,W am sz., 'ff' is alla Row 1: C. Pine, P. Cannon, C. Ferko, D. Lovelace, L. Alberto, L. Balestucci, D. Merighi, L. Schenk, C. Lokaj. Row 2:-A. Leone, S. Pyle L. DeMarco, M. Leon, W. McCaully, Coach Camino, K. Kuhar, S. Kavaliunas, P. Fish, J. Brown, B. Dare. Row 3: D. Croce, R. Sebastiani P. Barber, J. Billbrough, L. Casella, L. Still, B. Hemple, L. Nucifore, W. DiStafeno, T. McQuade Tennis Team W ' ' J K Improves The 78-79 girls tennis team improved their record over last year's 1-15 record with a 4-12 log this fall. Coach Camino welcomed to the opening day work-out 32 candidates. Leading the way with previous varsity experience were Jorgann Damask and Ann Leone. New on the scene were seniors Rose Sebastiani, Patti Cannon, Peggy Fish and Jaymie Billbrough. From the ranks Rose and Patti emerged to produce as, Camino put it, a pleasant surprise at first doubles. Outstanding efforts were shown by Susan Pyle, Carol Lokaj, Wien DiStafeno and Lorraine Alberto. Hard work from a few made the accomplishments of the group appear tremendous quoted Camino. Coach Camino constantly praised the hard practice sessions the No. 1 and No. 2 singles and No. ! doubles put out. Kingsway can look forward to a rewarding and quality representative tennis team in the future if the attitudes of all in the program continue in the positive direction demonstrated by the nucleus of this year's 0 K - Schalick 1 4 Delsea 3 2 Delsea 5 0 Salem 4 1 Salem 4 1 Pennsville 5 0 Pennsville 4 1 Pitman 3 1 f 2 1 Pitman 4 1 St. James 2 3 Penns Grove 5 0 Penns Grove 5 0 Woodstown 5 0 Woodstown 5 0 St, james 2 3 SCh2.1iCk 1 lf 2 3 112 team. ' MMV? 10 5 Q 9 S lst Row: Maggie DeSimone, 2nd Row: Kathie Reed, Patty DeAngelo, Carole Range, Shirley Dupper, Sharon Holgate, 3rd Row: Kathy Kelly, Lisa Stanley, Jeanne Paranto, Debbie Pusey, Sue Rival, Joyce Barbagallo, Peggy Brown, 4th Row: Coach Candy Zienteck, Susan Haddock, Karen Leone, Colleen Coyle, Megan Coyle, Theresa Leone, Coach Anne Ward. - Hockey Team Rebuilding l For the first time ever, the Dragonettes were on the field and practicing September 1. Motivation, determination and spirit enabled the girls to survive through a week of double sessions. An early scrimmage against Paulsboro gave the Dragon maidens an unofficial 1-0 record. With practice behind them the twenty members of the team were faced with a challenging regular season. The Dragon team was hampered by leg injuries suffered by Shirley Dupper and Jeanne Paranto which occurrred within the first two games of the season. Casted on the sidelines, they supported their teammates from the bench for three and four weeks respectively. The Red and Black's first win was netted when the girls traveled to St. James. Goals by Debbie Pusey and Shirley Dupper led the team to a 2-1 victory. Kingsway's team put much effort and enthusiasm into each of their games, but by the middle of the season their record was a disappointing 1-6. The girls were disappointed because the six games lost were all competitive contests that could have gone either way. Confidence was restored, though, when from her halfback slot, Kathie Reed scored the goal which enabled Kingsway to not only beat Salem but to also advance in the standings. Every year the Woodstown game is anticipated with eagerness. A new dimension was added this yearg the Woodies had only one loss to Pitman. Determination to beat the Woodies reflected in the girls' attitude and the day preceding the game. The entire game was played excellently by both teams, resulting in a 0-0 tie. Then a ten minute overtime period was played, and there was still no score. However each team brough out five players and a goalie to participate in a Flick-Off . A tremendous effort was given by all involved, but Woodstown managed to edge the Dragonettes 1-0. After the Woodstown game the girls had three games left to play, all non-league. Defeat was met in their final games, but the girls experienced a year of sportsmanship, fun, and friendship. The Dragonettes were not pleased with their final 2-12 record, but they were satisfied with the efforts and improvements made by all of the team members. High spirits and positive attitudes were, the main ingredients to a satisfying season. Representing Kingsway on the Tri-County All Star Team was Sharon Holgate. Co-Captains Carole Range and Sharon Holgate along with Patty DeAngelo, Maggie DeSimone, Shirley Dupper, and Kathie Reed, would like to thank their teammates and friends for a memorable senior year. Good luck is wished to a small but mighty team to prove themselves in Tri-County next year. g OCKEY fn . L.,,.w...M.. ,,,,,. ,,.,,.,, ,,,,. .A 'WN A , N a.- i f o x N A.. ' XX 'E' f - 1 Q A m' 1 X ' -nf, , 'Q 5 , Q - K W, . L, at ,Q Q Q, O 1 ' gi ' t , K wx, 8 X .elf ,SX I - -e - 'Y . S f ' ' fi' ,X m. , a 4 ,A ff 1 K ' X. . f 5. K- 1 A 2:1-ry gg W fmt, ,fly-zgl, . ., .. K 'Q N +35 K -Q gh f x vi 3' v www , v F ,V ig, at my ,W .34-4,., msn ur' . fi ,, 1 1 Y ' , Q MN I- by , 4 Y T f , . C, A , , . 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Two weeks later the Salem game rolled near with the Rams possessing the number 1 offense in the conference. A downhearted Dragon squad, with heavy losses to Pitman and Pennsville, readied for the fray. Area sportswriters had predicted a Salem bonanza 40-0 but Kingsway's pride held them to a bare 12-0 in the fourth quarter. Homecoming approached without injured players Arthur Azzari and Andy Gattuso, and a physically abused starting line-up. A determined Dragon squad opened the game with a 72 yard touchdown run by Timrny Pratt which clinched the Dragons first win, 6-0. Standout performers during the season were All-South Jersey Group I linebacker and All Conference Kicker Steve Avsec and All-County linebacker Tony Falcone. Also receiving post season honors were seniors Bill Leone, Elmer Roane, John Casella, Ron Toulson, and juniors Glen Alberto, Rick Pule and Mike Marino. John Casella received an Unsung Hero Award and Arthur Azzari received a Brooks-Irvine Award. The mood and enthusiasm generated by the players was one of intense pride, dignity and great determination. After the season drew to a close, seventy-five men remained football players, evidence of a new spirit. 1 ' 5' f ..- A-an ix ax- I mmf:-9 ,ww M , ,, if fl' , ,. V4 5552975 mi? . - W. 4431 --f-QJSWA' W': 'J77 ' 77' '-H Km it M'-3f 'X . ,,f. , ' M 4.4 qv .rm ,,,,,,,-,H-i,. 1 1,,7,,,,,,. 44 ,,,.xDW 'S 5 ., 5 ,,,. , ,e,wf' 'f4,,is?' -' Mr' .. ' I ' 1 , , . , 1 . jp, ' Z X f, ,v, 1 A 0' ' 4 .1 ', ,',,..jl ,,, f,-w-f-v-aff-JIS!! fl, 2-Vw' ff, ww' W A ,. V, f ,, ,g,M-7 1 ' 2, ' ,.'Li7,-yi ff ' V f , - , ,wp ,- 1 T2 ' ,ggi -feel? f NL 4 Q: 1' ' , , A, ,ff 2, .. , ,Ki 4 7-If , 7.1. QVVL , , , A , , A 4 gf, :vw v ,5 ' ' f , ' ' ' , ,x ' '51, I' 'fin-,,,'T1 ' QV' A , Y, M ,f A ' K f ,, rf' r, 1- 'W .4 ,A r , 1' , K . . ff ' W , ' .f ' , f' f ,, vw' W 4' ' f . W.: If Q' , if- jx fx f -.1qLf:. ,rpm A: - K 5 f ' ' 4 s-,fmg-r'fA'v?z'wffr ,r -A ' 3' w X' ' 1 ,- Q, ' rf ' ,uf - , - 4' L . 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Lx- fNf:1LL,wi L LL L Q L - -f 118 9 E' ef' KINGSWAY 32 Clearview 39 Ambassador Academy 21 Gloucester 28 Woodstown 32 Delsea 25 Shalick 32 Pennsville 18 Pitman 3 1 Pennsgrove 25 Salem 23 Clayton 19 Gloucester 23 Woodstown 42 Delsea 27 Schalick 23 Pennsville 44 Pitman 3 3 Pennsgrove 22 Clayton OPPONENT 22 Christian 14 53 32 28 49 44 52 33 40 39 49 33 34 45 42 51 37 36 GIRLS Girls Court Success This year's girls basketball season marked the return of the team to competitiveness. Defensive- ly the team was outstanding, permitting opponents less than 50 points in all but three games. Offensively, the Dragonettes still lack experience, although this area was much improved over previous years. Highlights of the season included an opening 32-22 victory over a Clearview team that had humiliated Kingsway 53-2 the year before. Even though the girls dropped a 33-31 last-second decision to Pennsgrove, again it was considerable improvement over the previous year's 71-19 embarrassment. Finally, near the season's end, the team gave a highly rated Pitman all it could handle before dropping a 51-44 decision. The senior line-up of Carole Range, Kathie Reed, Darla SPence and Kelly Owen contributed a great deal to the teams marked imProvement and will be missed next year. A strong nucleus will return for next season, however, featuring the teams' two top scorers, Tonia McBride and Debbie Davis, and top rebounder, Janice Carter. . ASKETB LL 'G i W i 40 5 i K Q 'QINU' 755 4 Q Q... Q B .., ,1. , b fs R .,,, i 30 - M ' fi .,.. .asf 2' R W . xl' A X ,,1': as A 1 A 3 v 'fx ' S..- N... 1 4:2 wt -4 Sf' X MN X BW 1 f L Xq N Roundball Skills Improve Under the leadership of Coach Jack Russell, this year's season on the hardwoods was one of steady improvement. The Dragons met some tough breaks throughout the season, dealing with injuries to high-scorer Terrance Shorter and strong rebounder Greg Smith, but the team continued to give their all right up to the final buzzer. With the team's main scorer out of commission for a while, the pressure was on others to score to compensate for the loss of Shorter. Darnell Fauntleroy did an excellent job filling this bill, finishing the season as the Dragons' top scorer. His fine defense also stopped many a team from scoring and was the main reason for him being voted to Honorable Mention All Group One and All Tri-County. George Gaines also exhibited fine shooting and ball handling skills, a key man in the team's three victories of the season, Gloucester, Schalick and Pitman. The remainder of the varsity squad positions were filled by Robert Brundage, Ron Knight, Dwayne Tunstall and Dan Corsey. The Dragons proved that working as a team is the key to competitiveness. '1 1 ? R Q 6 Q V f ap A L' b ,A G K 5 ,,f, E 5 'ff' f uf- .xsi in Y'-N-w-N.a..,.,.,,..,, A X, v . 1 1 A,,,,.,.w.ymnn-mv n a 11 128 . L A . Wrestling A Winner! The 1978-79 wrestling season opened under the leadership of two new mentors, Mr. Rich O,Neill and Mr. Dennis Quinn. The pride and dedication that these two men instilled in each of the wrestlers is what brought the Kingsway Wrestling Program to a place of high respect in South Jersey Wrestling Circles. The season began with two very close defeats to Delsea and Delran. The Dragons executed a very fine reversal and pinned three opponents in a row, Clearview, Washington Township and Riverside. An early season goal of ten victories was achieved, the best season in the history of the school. A strong third period in many matches is responsible for this feat: Kingsway outscored their opposition by more than 100 points in third period action. Strong individual efforts were very important to the team's success and were rewarded with individual recognition. Kingsway was represented by Brian Yates, Steve Avsec and Mike Maccarone in both the Districts and the Regionals, bringing home two District champs and a runner-up, a Region 8 Champ, and two third places. Anthony Maccarone was named among the top forty wrestlers in the area. . 3 mm -:HQ I 4 pr ', X ff ,.,,,L :S F .5 45 1 , 3 l m,,,,f W 2.1! s gmc 'Q 1' 4 ff 132 ASE . Coach Camino Ends Coaching Careerg Brickner Is All-Star Six athletes stole the spotlight on the diamond this year as Camino's Lads compiled an eight and twelve record. One man in particular, senior Don Brickner, went center-stage as he played all positions and went on to become first team, All South Jersey Group I. Other outstanding seniors were Ed Dupper and Elmer Roane. Don stroked the ball at a .351 clip and Elmer was a close second at .348. Ed, king of the hill, was the winner of the Coach's Award and Don, a true all-around performer, won the Most Valuable Player Award. Elmer Roane was chosen for the Joseph F. Bona Award. Devin Falcone proved his value on the basepaths as he pilfered many sacks for retiring Mentor Pete Camino. Coach Camino deserves many thanks for leading his teams to South Jersey and Tri-County Championships over the years. He will be missed from our coaching ranks. N. Q L-N w-I Q N ,EN I hx, 4 Y .xi ivkefw: . ,... A km A if-,454 'W' 7,,,,,,.. , -1-W,m,,,w+,52wvf, . . ff , ,, ' fflse, ' 'Ti J V I ' ,, , ,V Q ,r ' , ' , v ' K. ' I 'WH f , A -1 f :gm ,I I A V , ,Q ' . Q H f . ,L U ,. . ,, rw N ' W 1- V2 'ff , - . ,,,. 'f' 'buff ' 'L b f 1-'wsu m in we if dia S FTB L St. James Pennsville Clayton Gloucester Schalick Clayton Woodstown Penns Grove Salem Woodstown Pitman Pennsville Delsea Schalick Pitman Salem Gloucester Penns Grove 136 Softball Sees a Fine Future The 1979 Dragon Softball team, coached by Marianne Kisela and Tom Gruber, completed a rebuilding season by compiling a respectable nine and eleven record. Seniors Carole Range, Kelly Owen and Kathie Reed led the aggressive squad with great determination and perserverence. Third baseman Range and second baseman Terry McQuade were each named to the second team of the Tri-County Softball All-Stars. Returning to the squad next year are Lisa Stanley, Jeanne Paranto, Monica Misero and Kathy Kelly. 'Q 140 TRACK Mark and Art Lead Way The 1979 Track Team could be described as a team of dedication, spirit and pride. With only a handful of members, the team was determined to give everything they had. The season turned out to be a disappointing one. The team won two of their meets: Clayton and Gloucester. The overall record of the team does not reflect the individual talent on the team, however. John Randall broke the school record in the 880 with a time of 2:96.5. Senior Art Azzari, a new member of the team, was a great asset to the weight events. Art finished second in the discus in the Tri-County championships and fourth in the South Jersey Group I championships. Mark Mihlebach was also a medal winner in the Tri-County and South Jersey Group I mile run championships. Because of their efforts Mark and Arthur will compete in the State Group I championships. The team is looking forward to a successful 1980 season, for they have nine returning letter winners. I x , af . Illini 4 Q- i 4 3 S F E S S. S 5 7 S 5 5 P S 3 M, A - f Alwww 3329.-U A, , 1 Woodstown Penns Grove Glassboro Pennsville St . Jame s Delsea Clearview Salem Woodstown Schalick Pitman Pennsville Penns Grove Delsea Schalick Salem Pitman South Jersey Tourney Glassboro Audubon 144 Kingsway Tennis Strrngs Vrctorres The Spring Tennis Team can be best described as f'determinedf' The Dragons concentrated on a South Jersey Group I title, but were knocked out with a 5-0 loss to eventual cham- pion Audubon in the semi-finals. How- ever, the Seven captured the third spot in the Tri-County race and were rated twentieth in all of South Jersey, all groups. Much of the success of the team could be attributed to three stand-out performers. Glen Alberto, Coaches award winner, John Kelley, Most Improvedv award winner, and Pete Diaz, Most Valuable Player award winner. Doubles play was led by Ricky Pyle and Glen Alberto and Ken Souder, Sharon Holgate and Glen Shiveler. H, ' X x 5 6, . 145 P ll .-dw I-41 Shia-1 . Q gg X Q. aw...- . uauwm..-v - .Q '19 Q s pi wk, f AM if f 2 H WM pw Aww K A 'W V VVL. , , , . .K WW :'f ' ' 'Q' W 1 - A I Qiwgif X 2 ww. I xg g W 5 A-um 'R H X 5 'Q u 5 9415+ 6' rl MV -256' ' nff f 4 Q ,F 44 W pf 1:5 f f 147 f' xx Golf Is Popular In March, golf coaches John Milchanoski and Dan Kraft were happy to see that they had fifteen people trying out for the golf team. The Varsity squad chosen consisted of Seniors, Kevin Stetser, Shirely Dupper, and John Kelley, and under- classmen were Brett Meddleton, Jim Walsh, and Reggie Hall. The team record was disappointing, but with young talent hopefully returning next year, we will continue to build for the future. ACTIVITIES Wllll IIH 00 JW 551-N05 'I l Ill S S Qf rff- , i- Vf e 6 X 1 I N S , fx , S HTH X ' E Q ,X . ' - N 'Z ' X :Q 7 :S S N Q N N X 97 , lfff Q . xx O . l V Ma .-.-.,f 4'-:-e. - 0 - . , . ...X .hzqvq 25. . , ps 'If' 1-f Q, I i' ':SA mf-fl ,L 'f 1 'Oil' I luiIl'l I I .1-1 Q ,l 41 iff Jfk n1nx 'ia F? - '..-g.'.:g,a - rs ,M ,.', 1 .- ' s .153- . . IC Y ',, ' . .'.,,.f'?:f,f'f:a--x-pq. 55- . . 'f s- P - - .-'.:Q'g t. J21 i'f2'-1: f':'-N.'.:I-'5-13' -'fifr-friffly .-1-.,,3--1.g,,- - 1: E5 - ..,:v,4 5.v iq,-.211 ig- ' W' 35- D.-,z . :. .1 QQ.,-,ff I., . -6:f',f414k',-Ylgf: . - S- 1I:7:'?'? 1158- Q. ' hfxwvifm' ,.- . .v . ,-'Q-?5?'1'5:ff':y'f5J: 7:51:21 ffffg 1:1:afafi1?'.4u-16423 , , .P ff. 1 . ...- jk, 4'v.?3,:,-f 51514. .Is 1.5-, J5l,QjZ4?' ,.,.f '?'u3,'gF?f f '3S-y'i 'T' W 2 Advisor: F. Marks, Ass't. Advisor: G. Schiepang Pho- tographer: T. Schoener: Co-Editors: J. Kavaliunas, D. Spenceg Assoc. Editor: S. Lippincott: Business Mgr.: P. Casella: Financial Mgr.: P. Cannon: Senior Editors: D. Rode, L. Jonesg Under- class Ed,: D. Winter, Art Editor: B. O'Donnellg Sports Staff: L. Tyson, S. Holgate: General Staff: A. Drew, B. Drew, D. Anderson, V. Johnson, J. Billbrough, R. Sebastiani, S. Stiles, K. Berry, K. Thomas, M. Lindsay, A. Clarke, S. Posey 153 4 SR. CHORUS R. Julander, Director JR. BAND R. Julander, Director JR. CHORUS R. Julander, Director STAGE CREW J. Cavanaugh, Advisor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA J. Stowman, Advisor Q 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY W. Crane, Advisor RUSSIAN CLUB H. Brown, Advisor SPANISH CLUB E. Shanahan, Advisor FRENCH CLUB W. Thomas, Advisor U 11:-gal STUDENT COUNCIL D. Kraft, Advisor 8 AUDIO VISUAL AIDS D. Gallo, Advisor NURSES AIDE J. Lore, Advisor KEY CLUB W. D. Thomas, Advisor I DRAGON Co-Advisors, T. Clawson, D. Fudge i 3 ,Q3 H is I SKI CLUB Co-Advisors, J. Milchanoski, R Lerch LIBRARY AIDES B. Filkins, Advisor R F .Q sk -M . .-BYQQ' fx . ba i i?Z,,S1 , i . -.1 -'-Q ' ,.. A .. ,X I , wig. V. 'I It 'fa' 'aim' ' as 'ft' 1 's 'ish V 431 ' Q - I Q' gs. , ' i N , 1 'L' 1 wifi '5 N ,Z xg- N 1 'Wie N 2 . ...... 1 ., ,. if A us ' zz- . . if ra .: , ..: ff f' . - :Ax ' ' 1, 2553, J',-'WN' . ,w,.W..,..., . ,N HM UW M b 4- X Q A W X X G- J, N WW Er fs. by 4 ' GR x . . a , Xyv wi' T .1 K ' V ' ' 1- ' M i, x N 1 'N' N41 '56 - . ' .Sv nw mf Fi . ' . J, . .,,-K F, Q I A tx l w it fr rryrr 1l1 y as E fini 43--. L f' f' 0 OL., 2 Dragon Pride Stepping High Any master craftsman must have a sense of pride in himself and in his work, and so it is with the 1979 edition of the Dragon Marching Band. They proved to themselves and to their classmates that the Dragon Band is indeed something of which Kingsway can be proud. From the earliest pre-season practices in August to their final performance at the first outdoors concert in June, the Dragons strove to be the personification of pride. The fine leadership of Mr. Eitel, Mr. Fredericks and Mrs. Brown, along with the able assistance of the eight band captains and Drum Major Link Shephard, are all key factors in the success of this year's Dragon Band. Twenty-one graduating seniors will leave many positions to be filled, and it is their sincere hope that these new members will continue on with this new sense of pride. The future of the Dragon Band looks very promising. X A 163 L . ff ' My X.. ., . .Q x Y-41.'v-awww , N ' K N w -KK I Q ' K ., 11,11 ,- i' ,.Qv . :IG , f E 3 , i .--r.k i msg .X w,f2Q ia ?'g x 55 XX 3' ' I ff M b: ' if ' 5 1 . .- . 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W xr X Jessiac Mildred Ms. Akers George Plew Luigi Lanconi Mrs. Morloch Mary Joe Lanconi Dr. Brown Martha Mrs. Schmaltz Mrs. Frink Jake Mr. Morloch Lucifer REST ASSURED by donald payton Carin Fink Sandra McIntosh Shirley Dupper John Kelley Arthur Azzari Margaret DeSimone DIRECTORS Patricia Centurione Diane Camiolo Jaymie Billbrough David Zeck Bill O'Donnell Roseanne Maugeri Patricia DeAngelo Donna Winter Richard Jump John Casella Edward Dupper PL 179 8 2 2 fx S u Y. Q-ffkf' 357151, 3'-K . -. xr,-if 1 -Ng.: .. , -f qh,2!11'E5T2EL ' P 32 emi bf 'tv' 1, 1 -3 'x W NJN' :..v xl , . 18 82 WWW, ' I 5 w 4 'Ll . va wa gif? if 5 ' ., .,.. is b ' J 4 N, lf is 3 ,.s:3,3gLWmr Q E: as I 2 wg g ggi:- ij ,gy- ,. f gpg' g 2:43554 mx -X R L' 5531 I Q- EFNQEE 4, Q T 'iifiif' Fee filib- L gg..-ai 4 'vwm..,1 5 W'-sqm lg? A.'A EFA: ,rx 1 I A ,. 5 E 5 ' .t!- ffl f K S I kv . . ' - Qi' ,Riff W 1 ,Q K, 'Rfk t Q ' I V Y N: ' Q K' X f A . ..--- 'N L i .... S, q , b I mv- f .. X ge -wwf L 5 J , L .. 4, - ,, Q I , .?s?2x4F33f::v in W , xi K' ,:.,1AAM1,5,.. -.1 sig ' -. . .-mggtg w 35 B as xx QF N 11 Hn. 6 5 s , , 1 ,J nm ,gm Q1 X,V flf 4 ff' P 'Mg i ff , 2, 2 Lf ' Q ,V 'I ' .llxmghm fi. A' I r G ,Qi gr , 71' H I ' ,Q U4 if A MT...,., .2Q',LV --. , , ' , V , A V Q x A 3 1Q111 g M X11 an: 'F0. ' I2 4 I n W A MWA. uw 44-fm-M ' AW , , 'g , H I f I ki , AlA I f-ff 18 8 J. X Q Nw .. K X 'Sl 5 lik minus-.mg -H YW' 1 88 'Q .553 ka- . 1112-xiii!! ' ' ,Lf . N i , X Qs , , af z is zz, , .. ,,,, W ! Q f 190 wif 'TW .4- Nj xxx kv X 2 AW RD WI NERS Academic Dale Anderson-Dr. Serri Scholarship Steven Avsec-Senior Athlete Award Patricia Casella-LANCER Award Outstanding Business Student-Business Faculty Outstanding Business Achievement-Berkley School of Business Mary E. Clement-Henry Bud Engle Memorial Award-Vocational Training Lozetta P. DeAngelo-Character and Citizenship-Eastern Star DAR Representative Edward Dupper-Guarantee Trust CIE Award Margaret Fish-Guarantee Trust CIE Award Sharon Holgate-Senior Athlete Award Good Citizenship-East Greenwich P.T.A. and Soroptomist All Around Cooperation-Nothdurft Award Public Relations-Swedesboro Lions Award Richard Jump-Best Senior Agriculture Student Julia Kavaliunas-LANCER Award Scholastic Record-Phi Beta Kappa Pearl A. DeGrofft Scholarship Outstanding Art Student-Philadelphia Bulletin John Kelley- Bausch and Lomb Science Award N. J. Foreign Language Award- Spanish American Chemical Society-Science Dr. Zeid-Health Profession Characteristics Ray Lubrana-Service-Key Club Eleanor Nickerson-Board of Education William O'Donnell-LANCER Award Most Progress Four Years Business-Business Faculty Sharon Posey-Health Profession Characteristics-Dr. Zeid Kathleen Reed-Best Math Student Four Years-Dr. Serri Award Scholar Athlete-Philadelphia Bulletin Achievement in Math-American Chemical Society Elmer Roane-Good Citizenship-East Greenwich P.T.A. Award Good Citizenship-Sons of American Revolution Ellen Salome-High Academic Achievement-Geneva College Scholarship Darla Spence-LANCER Award Most Progress Four Years History Best English Student in Four Years Guideposts Youth Writing Contest Winner-Honorable Mention Presidential Scholarship Winner-Eastern College Leroy Tyson-Outstanding Perseverance Business Education--Berkeley School of Business LANCER Award Athletic DRAGON AWARD Edward Dupper and Carole Range COACHES AWARDS John Casella-Football Mark Miglebach- Cross Country Jorgann Damask-Fall Tennis Sharon Holgate-Hockey Carole Range-Girl's Basketball, Softball George Gaines-Boy's Basketball Micheal Maccarone-Wrestling Glen Alberto-Spring Tennis Jim Walsh-Golf Edward Dupper-Baseball John Randall-Track Phyllis Racine-Cheerleaders SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS Scott Wurst-Football Kevin Falcone-Football Rick Pyle-Football John Randall-Cross Country Pat Cannon-Fall Tennis Sue Pyle-Fall Tennis Pat DeAngelo-Hockey Margaret DeSimone-Hockey Kathie Reed-Girl's Basketball Darla Spence-Girl's Basketball Darnell Fauntleroy-Boy's Basketball Brian Yates-Wrestling Anthony Maccarone-Wrestling Pete Diaz-Spring Tennis John Kelley-Spring Tennis Don Brickner-Baseball Elmer Roane-Baseball Arthur Azzari-Track Lisa Stanley-Softball Paula Putorti-Cheerleading Top l 9 l Julia Kavaliunas Kathleen Reed Darla SPCHCC Ellen Salome John Kelley Sharon Holgate any ,K J 'r P I l If l John O'Donnell Michelle McCracken Ann Leone Sandra McIntosh GIOVINAZZI PRODUCE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Fruits and Vegetables Swedesboro, N. J. 08085 Phone: 609-ll-67-2900 4 Congratulations Class of 1979 DANNER ELECTRIC Permit Number 4638 Residential-Com mercial , Phone 769-2218 Mullica Road H31'ri50nvillg GRASSO FOODS BOILER SERVICE INC- CENTER FROZEN FOOD PROCESSOR BlackH Pk Box 607, R D 5 Wllllamsto N J 08094 R 2 B 11 S d b N J 467 2222 Compliments of BUNNELL PLASTICS, INC. Manufactures of Engineered Pleastic Products for Industry Interstate 295 and Harmony Rd. Mickleton, N. J. 08056 1 Best Wishes From THE KINGSWAY DRAGON MARCHING BAND p James Eitel, Director BAND OFFICERS Ray Lubrana, Pres. Brett Middleton, V-Pres. Peggy Brown, Sect'y Link Sheppard, Drum Major COLOR GUARD Margo Lindsay, Captain Julia Kavaliunas Patty Stecher jackie Mann Rebecca Eastlack Diane Dupper Carol Lokaj Sherri Riehl John Bonner Carin Fink Sandy Lippincott Mark Hankel Ed Kafka Carmen Mami Bob Nolte Mark Stecher Val Muntz Sandy Mclntosh Jeff Hemple Bill Hewes Pam Lippincott Duane Searle Scott Smith Doug Barton Kirk McLaughlin Colleen Coyle Reggie Hall FLAG CORPS Donna Winter, Captain Violet Johnson Linda Cotton Bonnie Hem ple Carolyn Goetaski Karen Kuhar Jane McLaughlin JoAnn Brown Margie Lloyd Katie DeSimone Lori Hunt Donna Merighi and Mag DeSimone Sam Zappala Erin Coyle Lisa Eason Wy Muntz Bev Searle Eric Johnson Sam Mills Donald Searle Linda Donofrio Reggie Gaither Suzanne Hankel Nancy Kickem .loe McLaughlin Lori Nucifore Kelly Ogren Sue Rival Tracy Anderson Tracy Horner BAND CAPTAINS Ray Lubrana Brett Middleton Kathie Reed Darla Spence David Zeck Lori Benvenuto, Feature Twirler FLAG TEAM Karen Danner, Captain Shirley Dupper Kathy Nickerson Peggy Barber Tammy Landwher Terri McQuade MAIORETTES Leslie Ambruster, Captain Eleanore Nickerston Lisa DeSimone Judy Groshardt Dawn Lovelace Andy Piloto Laurie Stanley Leanne Still Allison Thomas Mary Ann Bonaccorsl Meg Coyle Fawn Lynch Janis Posey Jenny Salome Sharon Posey Joy Mullen Herb Thompson Amy Rode Denise Black Bill Drew Steve Gallagher Jay Morgan See the Friendly Folks at Franklin for - Family Home Loans Mortgage L0arlS Savings Accounts College Loans Fefinancing Christmas Clubs Travelers Checks Passbook Loans Vacation Clubs Money Orders Improvement Loans Savin gs C ertificates FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN Home Office- Salem West Broadway Pennsville Swedesboro Woodstown 260 N. Broadway 460 Kings Highway 2 S. Main St. 467-2650 THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY The Most Distinguished Home in School and College Jewelry 5043 Westheld Avenue Pennsauken, N. J. Your Absolute Guarantee of: Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security 1 Phone 467 0602 AL'S GMC TRUCKS Sales 81 Service Kings Highway Swcdesboro, J. 08085 ELDER'S APPLIANCES Sales 81 Service HARRISONVILLE, N. J. MAYTAC - WESTINGHOUSE - KITCHENAID 198 J. GRAHAM CHESNEY, INC. REALTORS - INSURORS Paulsboro, N. l. Swedesboro, N. J. 423-0301 467-0210 'N 3,2 YOUR: lZlf6,06l2d6lZf lmzzmme fAGENT ssRvEs You FIRST QNAIA Paint - Hardware - Millwork Mason Material - Lumber H. G. GREEN LUMBER CO. Established 1887 Kings Hwy., Mt. Royal, N. J. Phone 423-1025 Service and Quality Our Specialty Congratulations to the Class of 1979 KINGSWAY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President - Marianne Alber Kiselg Vice-President - James Eitel Secretary - Eileen Shanahan Treasurer- Patricia Yulo Carpenting Furniture Robert D. Starr Fine Furniture Bridgeton Pike CRt 775 Russell Zappala Harry Zappala 5 Buddy s Tavern Sandwiches! Pizza' Package Goods Ken Starr Half-mile South lVlullica Hill 467-0052 5 d b f609J478-2088 Mulliea Hill, N. J. 08062 WC CS OI'0 Phone 769-3333 fArea Code 6091 Skip's Wayside Furniture Route 40, Wooristown, N. J. 08098 Weekdays 9 til 9 Skip Kirby Saturdays 9 til 5 Park-N-Eat Restaurant-n-Custard Stand Charles and ,lo Duca Foote's Meats BEEF, LAMB, PORK, VEAL Rt. 40, Woodstown Phone f609J 769-3385 Phone 609-467-3131 Justice Enterprises Kings Highway lVlicklet0n, N. J. 08056 Gil Justice Gene Neavin PERFECT susscmprlon, co. 841 Chestnut St. 200 Philadelphia, Pa. l9l07 609-467-2029 The Seven Gables Distinguished Gifts for All Ages Jeanette G. Kanady 447 Kings Highway Jeanette C. Lane V Swedesboro. N, I, 3165 5353533 Roberts 81 Leach Inc. AVS TV'Radi0 Insurance Service FM - Police - Fire - CB All types, makes of electronic equipment Kings Highway Antenna Installations Mount Royal New Jersey Phone f609J 467-0824 903 Kings Hwy Phone 609-423-2445 Carmen Simonelli, Jr. Swedesboro, N. J. Clarksboro Friendly Service Best Wishes from Flame Welding 24 Hour Towing S N- 0 Towing 0 Radiator Repair 0 Motor Tune-up 0 Repairs Thorofare, New Jersey Fred Mucci, Jr. Day 423-3139 Clarksboro, N. J. Night 423-4376 Hoerter Compliments of Pf0ViSi0f1 CO- Haines Pork Store Inc. Behind the Post Office Mickleton, NJ 08056 Swedesboro, N. J. DeWalt Manufacturin Company Sweeten Bros. 9 Florist Clarksboro - Woodbury Cohawkin Rd., Clarksboro, N. J. I Clarksboro, N1 00020 Roger DeWalt f609J423-1207 20 Qlharh Zlhrrniiury 51 ,,., rr., ,Aff Soufn JPI'56l 8-:SETUP 9AMTO9P TH DrsT1NcTlvE RRxsoNvrx.LE LAKE RD 1, WOODSTOWN, N. J Cail 769 - 2019 f srvrrmuxsr, 0 L Q j M,,,5Qm .rr fs I f . C gk Best wishes from our friends and neighbors at Midlantic. LANTIC Midlantic National BankfSouth Serving Southern New Jersey 0 Member F.D.I.C. Q 'kOpen to the public 'Beautiful 27 hole course Beckett 'Diningroom open daily for breakfast and lunch f' Golf 'club 'Fully stocked Pro Shop 'On premises Golf Professional Office: 467-1330 'kGolf outings and banquets Pro Shop: 467-1333 Old Kings Highway, Swedesboro, New Jersey 08085 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY i l , y y or ,h yp pyy of Pennsauken, N.J. PEPSI L ww fegyk .F H Have a Pepsi- the modern, the light refreshment that keeps pace with the modern taste for lighter foods, Todayls Pepsi-Cola, reduced in calories, refreshes without filling. 039 . H a F 467-3300 flAftll7L-UIDP qqtlwtg 20 With Our Compliments . . . Jim-El News Agency 438 Kings Highway Swedesboro, New Jersey 467-0227 467-3331 Dotti's Boutique Professional Hair Styling Dotti Zappala 154 Franklin St. Manager Swedesboro, N. J. BALLIE IRON WORKS ALI. TYPES or VVELDING ANYTIME - ANYWHERE Schoener's Exxon Salem Pike Swedesboro, NJ 1 MECHANIC s-meer Jack Schoener Phone 467.0107 PHONE 467 SWEDESBORO N J 08085 467-2555 Parking in Ream E off Allen St 5 Angelo S John H. Lore, Jr. Cold Cuts - Pizza Hot Sandwiches - Subs Steaks - Soda Fountain Party Trays - Stromboli U - Angelo F. Borzio 337 Kings Hwy 935 Kmgs Hlghwal' Swedesboro, N. J. Swedesboro, NJ 08085 Phone 467-0357 John G Sebastiano Romeo Northd ruft Son, Inc' Sweet Potato Warehouse Insurance Dealefifl Fruits and Produce 0ur policy is to improve your policiesi' Phone: 467-0158 16091 423-1500 P. O. Box 7 204 252 Kings Hwy, Swedesboro, N. J. FARMERS NATIONAL BANK 0 Checking 0 Savings Plans 0 Consumer Loans 0 Christmas Clubs of Mullica Hill We Offer Complete Banking Services 0 Traveler's Checks 0 Bank by Mail 0 Bonds 0 Mortgage Loans 0 Night Depository 0 Money Orders 0 Safe Deposit Boxes TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU RICHWOOD Bou te 322 589-0992 MULLICAHILL N. Main St. 478-2817 R ser e Syst Member Federal e v em Member F D l C Over 75 Years of Continous Growth Travelers Plaza Auto!Truck Stop UNION 609-423-5500 Interstate 295 St Mount Royal Exit P. O. Box 400- Paulsboro, N. J. 08066 20 Phone 1 I p V f I 5 Q k if ff,,4f11fw ww Keds VCFSQ if 9 it W9 1- af: f tw JAMES B. Klnsv .,... - J , g ,f :H . U1 . f+1u X-' RODE'S ROOST Swedesboro, N. J. Retain Store 467-0929 Take Out Sandwiches Chicken Sz Seafood INSURANCE AGENCY 95 North Main Street Mullica Hill, N. J. Ph QXRE Sig Lounge Package Goods KINGS HIGHWAY SWEDESBOR0, N. J. one 467 2700 DUPPER'S AMOCO STATIDN Woodstown and Sharptown Road Swedesboro, N. J. 207 467-1666 Office SWEDESBORO PALLET CO. Pallet Builder and Rebuilder Third 81 Railroad Ave. Swedesboro, N. J. 08085 TOITI Tl1CkCf Phone 769-0519 Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30- 5:30 P. M. Weds., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 P 9:00 P. M. SPINOSI Home of Famous Brands Menls and Ladies Apparel Route 40 East of Woodstown, N. J. Branch Store- Marinaccfs-Spingsi 589-9582 , I VEIT CHEVROLET COMPANY 624W. Broad Street PHulSb0r0, N- J. 08066 Telephone: f609j 423-1114 208 M f i a , ..l f l : , f l?l f f 2 W , ifJ ,f 7 4 1 N , ,if l, l i A l ? l 5gg f,, i ii R X. if W NC' F ' M iii : l T Q11 1 2i f l l . ii lQi Q f 1 1 e aww ,,,, ,,,,, Q X 2 , ff 2 V gn K f ff s QJWW1, f + , J 4 f ' ' Class df 1979 72 Pltman ,. .,,,,. , ,,, f V X 4 Marie Annette Beauty Salon lVlary's Madhousea' Harrisonville, N. J. Farmers Produce and Supply Company - Dealers in - Fruit 0 Produce 0 Fertilizer Lime 0 Insecticides! Storage 769-1785 and Packages Marie M. String Guest Avenue 467-0605 Swedesboro, N. ,l. 08085 467-0651 CB Specialists Congratulations From the cLAss 1984 Radlo Room Radlo Room II Theresa Diaz - President Linda Ferko - Vice-President Route 33 Mt R0Y3l Plaza Greg Price- Vice -President P- 0- BOX 523 Adlacem to Karen Bredbenner- Secretary Debbie Cole - Treasurer Hainesport, N. J. 08036 76 Truck Stop Mt. Royal N. J. 08061 Phone: Phone: f609J-261-2818 f609J-423-1748 210 DOUGLAS A. EVANS CO. Insurance 39 Cooper Street Woodbury, N. J. 08096 P. O. Box 314 Phone 845-5420 845-5423 'glnsuring Selected Risks Since 1932,' Co. 45 Kingsway Motor V 1 945 Kings Highway Swedesboro, N. J. 08085 Chrysler! Cordoba' Plymouth' Arrow 9 Volare' Bus. Phone 467-2200 Heritage's Dairy Stores Serving Greater Camden and Gloucester Counties Milk - Groceries - Ice Cream Coldcuts - Delicatessen Open 7 Days-9 A. M.-10 P. M. Jessup R0ad Tll0I'0f3l'C, g'There,s a Heritage Store Near Youw Compliments of TREMONT REALTY CO. Brokers Ronald J. Venuto Melvin C. Shrader Cedar Road, Mickleton, N. J. 423-1666 PATRONS OF THE The Volumes of Brown and Zeck R. B. and Company Margaret E. Suiter Mrs. Ethel Martell Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yulo Vernie and Patty Forever Katherine E. McCann Jeff and Sheryl Phif and Joy Good Luck Old Granddadl' Cliffy Perkins Ehhh' Mr. and Mrs. Mullen P. P. likes D. M. Regan and Jeffrey Goldstein Leo and Dicia Still looking for an Edsel'7 Bernadette and Robert Antonette Drew Congratulations Patty Love Carol Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Catalbiano Congratulations Class of 79 Brenda and Rob The Gang from Park and Eat Mr. and Mrs. R. Urion Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gattuso Counselor Clark Mr. and Mrs. D. Venezia Silver Bullet Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis III LANCER Lisa and Bill Nate and Shari Fifs Forever Nick and Lisa Forever Frank and Darlene Casella Lucy Goldie Locks Casella Patty C Good Luck Patty, Love Sandy Congratulations Patty Joe and Rose Capana 'LShort Stuff' Good Luck Cheryl, Carol Johnny and Debbie Doris Remster Carol and Carla Camino From Jet Edith M. Black Everyone is doing Dubers Gregg and Phyllis Tush and Nose Big Butt and Dum Dumb Nazoo and Ladeedoodle Howdy Bonnyg Jr. Ingrid and Jethro Lori and Paul Edna Thompson Ronnie Mull Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yourison 2 ERV LIPPINCOTT Backhoe 81 Dumptruck Service Waste Oil Collection 159 Berkley Road Clarksboro, New Jersey Phone: 423-2146 212 16091 467-2525 SWEDES SPORTS 81 HOBBY SHOP Distributor- Wilson Athletic Equipment Specializing in All Team Equipment Ralph H. Baker, Jr. At Beckett No. 2 Village Center Gary W. Stecher Swedesboro, N. J. 609 769 1880 BRADWAYS FURNITURE New and Used - Bought and Sold Franklin Bradway Main Street Phyllis Bradway Harrisonville N. .l. 08039 fb Vi., x 1 - X. , X. HIS 'wx 1,1 fx 1 T' K K ' ax, H 'M 1 V D M Qi' ii'- wamw k,p,g.....-mdinwhf A-01 4 Ziff-, fi. ff 1 , 5 ,Q 52 wg? K' If 4 f 3g,,m,,, , , Z, . 3 .LL,,, . , if , N M v fm 4- an zwlff 79' ff' ,Lf 'W' ai at wi gi' 5 'V ' ,? , , Y N ,,, ,-,, M f V, 4 M 1 , M H, , 45, ' , , W ,V , af , ' f , , 5 'K I if ' Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK OF MANTUA Your Local Independent Full Service Bank SEWELL FRANKLINVILLE MANTUA 16091 589-0600 4'lVIore Friends Because We Help More People Member FDIC 214 Exit I0 of I-295 Swedesboro, N. J. VILLAGE CENTER INN DINING DRINKING DANCING Dinners Tues. Thru Sat. 5 p. m. to I0 p. m. Italian, Seafood Cuisine Package Goods Available Hours- Mon. to Sat. 10 a. m. to I a. m 467-0140 Congratulatlons DELMONTE CORPORATION Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From the CLASS OF 1980 President - Karen Leone Vice-President - Lucy Casella Secretary- Diane Lail Treasurer -- Lisa Owen Advisors -Mr. Lukas Mrs. Guinan 2 U H- an ...- N f helps lobe we you o Q' your J IQ? ff tliing We f . ll- V els' U 6 5'lQl'!-'sw 'N VL l Ml li' O O 1 SQN M9 ' ,M ll-4' f l lv u- --J 'q . 'IJ V I ,J fn S , el ' f .s-7 n. I , I I .1 - ' 0 2 ff! Q ! f 2 1'- fl Cfff X- W , , X ' -A -I w if -.f ff . K you , , .- , l lj ' ' Lvl' . y ' if-.41-S, si ' , I 1 1 X .1 43. VX Sis'-l xx X I . 1' n IV r Q I tj' - - J . s ' , X l ' fav- .ill f99tWx ,cfaip vm o'?'1'9?'?K i1'nkngn'1'hn1 ' l'g,p9 1l.'gl', i, I I H' 10 wtf! i ' - Q I X thustllfl-ll o 15221291 44.'i9 f Q I 4 l V ' 1 f fi 411' 6 J l il 1 I, I X . 7 , f X fl Y G X Q C CC X flotionol T Q GlOUCGflGfqCOUl'lll..I TU CALL ANY UFFIUEI 216 845-5800 Congratulations Class of '79 From Class of '81 President - Peggy Barber Vice-President - Judy Groshardt Secretary- Wendy lVlcCualy Treasurer - Kathy Kelley C0-Advisor Katherine Timon Regan Goldstein You can go a long way in a few short years. N X Q GERMANY , 9 7 y wfflflffffj W Mill xl : .f 1 I fxx ZIQX my 'ix y Wk' fifll l Would you like to see more ofthe world than your gwn homie town? Meet new people? Make new friends? o some raveling7 You can in the Army Hy q Ify llt y th kll fy h eand dy tE p. And hl y there,ity dlk t tnue y ur educati l naforeign lang g d ngyour ff-duty tim ll p y up to 75'k 1 th t tion for approved courses. To see if you qualify, call today. We can reserve a spot n some training classes up to a year in adva FICE. 1 n Call Army Opportunities Call Boll Carria 8454407 911 Broad Stn-el Woodhun, N. J. Join the people who've joined the Army. 'll 0 GOT THAT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA? II' you do, then you should talk to an Air Form- recruiter about some ofthe fin est technical training in the nation. Thut's right, the Air Iforee ol'l'ers young men and women good jobs, an excellent salary, the oppor- tunity to work toward tI1eir2-yearassociate degree through the Community College ofthe Air Force. . . 30 days ol' paid vacation ai year . . . worldwide assignments and much, much more. Ifincl out about it today hy contacting lVIfSgt. Byron Orrs 9-II S. Broad St. Vlfoodlmury, N. ,I. 08260 609-845-1800 A great way of life. Wedding Invitations and Accessories Latest Styles - Big Selection Quality at lVIoderate Prices Swedesboro Publishing Company and The Newtown Press DAVID A. STECHER Kings Highway, Swedesboro 467-1995 Welding Repairs Township Line Road 609 - 467-OIIO FOUNDED 1885 Swedesboro, N. ,I. 467-3558 The NEWS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER LOGAN - SOUTH HARRISON- SWEDESBORO - WOOLWICH ANN C. VVATERS 226 KINGS HIGHWAY EDITOR - PUBLISHER SWEDESBORO, N. J. C6085 21 218 0, STUDE President Pat DeAngelo Vice-President Darla Spence Secretary Mag DeSimone Treasurer Sharon Holgate Advisor- Dan Krafi ff 55-r . C S ll ,, , 1.3 ff .v 4. in COUNCIL U J sw 220 Congratulations From JAMES J. SKELLY CONTRACTORS SWEDESBORO NEW JERS Y Phone 423-2515 , ntsulwoa Messick Fuel Mtg Auto - Homv - Fira- - Lift' - Business 11. U. Box 1303 343 Kings lligliway Marlton Avi-. S5 Baird Blvd. Svwdmslioro N I 08085 C l N I X 1 . '- , . ,. . ,zuncen, . J. 08105 MOM' lug' 0 mom 467-0666 10091 541-1717541-1774 Burner Sales 81 Supply Llarksbom' N' wifes Unlottlas The Door To Svrvicen Jerome A. 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